Gov. Ed Rendell's appointee to lead the State Police, Commissioner Frank Pawlowski, is working with NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg's anti-gun coalition to promote gun control.
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Here's an update on the facts, figures, and names as more mayors begin to leave Michael Bloomberg's group. We've convinced about 15% of Bloomberg's group to leave, but there is much progress yet to be made.
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While acknowledging that local gun laws are illegal, York leaders passed a resolution asking the state legislature to pass gun control to make gun owners victims twice should their guns be stolen.
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A roar of protest is spreading among Pennsylvania mayors who are rejecting New York City-style gun control and leaving Mayor Bloomberg's anti-gun group. Be part of the action in your backyard.
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Since our call to action to reduce the reach of NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg's anti-gun initiative in Pennsylvania, we have at least one positive change to the list.
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In a decision that could pull millions of dollars from Pittsburgh businesses, NRA may take their economic might to a city that won't ban guns with an illegal ordinance.
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Wildlife management officials call for an expansion of archery hunting in Tyler State Park, but hunting foes are moving to stop the plans.
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Seasoned political activists realize that upcoming state elections actually have the power to change the political landscape for a decade or more. Find out why this matters to Pennsylvania's gun owners.
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York City Councilors will meet on Sept. 8 to discuss the proposed lost-and-stolen gun ordinance. The ordinance is illegal under state preemption laws and will force the law-abiding to "prove their innocence."
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The biggest issue for most Pennsylvanians looking to call for their mayors to leave the coalition will be convincing them that Mayor Bloomberg is a political liability. Here are tips you can follow.
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