Category: State News

The website collects participants’ data and transfers it to third parties. The site is run by a Democratic political nonprofit. 

The June 30 budget deadline is fast approaching in Harrisburg. Negotiations between lawmakers are ramping up. 

The documents directly contradict an explanation given by Shapiro’s administration on deleted emails relating to the case. 

Pennsylvania’s primary election is set to take place on Tuesday, May 19. Voters will head to the polls to determine which candidates will run in November’s general election. 

In the Pennsylvania State House, Democrats are planning to propose legislation that would set standards for how minority voters are represented in the Commonwealth. 

Neither Bresnahan nor Cognetti faced competition in the primary, but voters anticipate an increasingly heated race in Pennsylvania’s 8th congressional district.

As families increasingly seek out more flexible schooling options, the Trump administration is pressuring Gov. Shapiro to oblige demands for education freedom.

Three House Republicans voted in support of the budget plan that passed the Democratic-controlled state House. The plan is the most expensive in state history.

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.