After all, the state stores deliver taxes (including the state liquor tax of 18 percent) and any revenues to the state treasury, where it presumably pays for helpful programs and services.

A new PLCB warehousing fee may raise wine and spirits prices in Pennsylvania, prompting strong opposition from alcohol ...

Liquor board CEO Joe Conti said he agrees that stores should be allowed to be open longer. The stores may be in for more drastic changes, however, because Gov. Tom Corbett and some state lawmakers ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) began accepting applications from retail liquor licensees and distributors and importing distributors of malt and brewed ...

The PLCB said the bailment warehousing fee comes after it fully absorbed the cost of storing products from the suppliers of ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania liquor regulators gave their permission Wednesday for the first license for a tavern in the state to operate small games of chance under a three-month-old law.

But owners of convenience stores, grocery stores, drug stores, big-box stores and supermarkets are lobbying for the ability to sell beer — not to mention wine and liquor — in their aisles.

This year, of 102 grant applications received, 86 organizations from 41 counties across the state were awarded a total of $3,312,205 in grants. The maximum award for each two-year grant is $50,000.