State rep calls on Gainey to resign from Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
A state representative has called for former Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey to resign from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board due to an investigation into bid-rigging and financial disclosures.
The chairman of the Pennsylvania House Gaming Oversight Committee on Tuesday called for former Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey to resign from his seat on the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board amid a probe into alleged bid-rigging and improper financial disclosures.
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