Category: State News

The committee announced a total of 50 races statewide that the Democratic party hopes to pick up during the midterms.

From 2022 to 2025, Pennsylvania lawmakers spent $9.9 million in taxpayer money on private lawyers despite having attorneys on staff. 

The neighbors, Jeremy and Simone Mock, are accusing the Shapiros of illegally occupying part of their yard for an eight-foot security fence built last summer.

The results of congressional elections in Pennsylvania will determine which party controls the U.S. House of Representatives. 

Several athletes from Pennsylvania are competing in the Milan Cortina Winter Games. 

In his forthcoming memoir, “Where We Keep the Light,” Governor Shapiro revealed key details about...

Shapiro, who touts a “Get Stuff Done” agenda, has yet to take any action to ensure Pennsylvania taxpayers aren’t being defrauded by fake day cares.

John Williams, a child psychiatrist who has served on the state’s Board of Pardons since 2013, has not been reappointed by Governor Josh Shapiro at the end of his expiring term due to reported ‘inappropriate’ lines of questioning. 

Under the Controlled Substances Act, a Schedule I drug is considered to have no currently accepted medical uses. A Schedule III drug is believed to have a “moderate to low potential for physical and psychological dependence.”

McMahon discussed that fully closing the Department of Education would require action from Congress, but many of the department’s responsibilities are being shifted to the states. 

Jewish voters played a major role in shaping policy in 2025, but what direction will that take next year?

Republican U.S. Representative Brian Fitzpatrick of Bucks County, along with seven other Members, introduced a bipartisan measure that would extend expiring health care tax credits.