Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General - Tom Corbett

New legislation aimed at protecting children from Internet predators

Legislation aimed at protecting children from dangerous sexual predators has been introduced in the PA House. The bill would limit Internet access for individuals convicted of sex offenses when the Internet was used to facilitate the crime.

Consumers cautioned about cell phone scams

Attorney General Tom Corbett cautions PA consumers to be watchful for possible scam text messages and unwanted advertisements on their cell phones.

AG Corbett announces arrest in Hawkins Investigation

Williamsport couple charged with straw purchasing

A Williamsport couple is charged with straw purchasing after a handgun was confiscated in Philadelphia, 37 days after its purchase in Williamsport.

Gyms & health clubs in York, Lancaster, Harrisburg and Pittsburgh named in consumer protection cases

Attorney General Tom Corbett announced consumer protection lawsuits or settlements involving health clubs in York, Lancaster, Harrisburg and Pittsburgh that closed or were sold suddenly - leaving consumers unable to access various services or facilities that they had already paid for.

Consumers urged to review "free credit score" info

Pennsylvania residents are urged to review info about a legal settlement that could provide consumers with free access to their credit scores.

$120 million investment settlement with Shell Oil

Attorney General Tom Corbett announced a $120 million settlement of a U.S. class action lawsuit against Royal Dutch Shell, which was accused of overstating oil and natural gas reserves and artificially inflating stock prices. The lawsuit was brought by investors across the U.S., including Pennsylvania's retirement systems for teachers and state employees.

Attorney General Corbett and DA Abraham announce gun violence program

Gun Violence Program "Think Again" Launched

A new gun violence program known as "Think Again: Gun Violence and Straw Purchasing," was launched and will educate the community on the dangers of gun violence and the effects of straw purchasing.

New charges against western PA web predator

A Lawrence County man faces new criminal charges involving Internet predator investigations in Pennsylvania and New York.

Pennsylvania Auto Thefts drop by 51%; Decrease is more than double the national average

Since the creation of the Auto Theft Prevention Authority, auto thefts in Pennsylvania are down 51 percent, which is more than double that of the national average.