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Some of the Democratic and Republican candidates in the race already are racking up big fundraising numbers.
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Some of the Democratic and Republican candidates in the race already are racking up big fundraising numbers.
Allegheny County President Judge Kim Berkeley Clark recently released a letter to the public.
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf signed legislation last week that gives parents until July 15.
So, if you were still on vacation, or perhaps still operating on vacation brain, here's a recap of some of the week's headlines.
The most recent bill was reintroduced last month by state Rep. Dan Frankel, D-Allegheny.
Some tried to run away. Some married. A few, like Olympic gold medalist Jim Thorpe, had renowned sports careers.
A new law may go some distance to resolve that tension.
The law, which passed the General Assembly quickly and quietly amid budget negotiations, takes one item off the Harrisburg to-do list.
In a July 1 memo to colleagues seeking support for their legislation, the two lawmakers cited the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision.
A Republican state senator close to former President Donald Trump has announced he will pursue a legislative audit of the 2020 election.
On Tuesday, Street, D-Philadelphia, accused the Republican-controlled state Legislature of failing to reduce the surging gun violence.
The poll asked five questions of respondents related to tax revenues supporting the horse racing industry.
The proposal passed the state House by a 110-91 margin Tuesday evening, and a Senate vote could follow within the week.
Tina Ford understands the toll of gun violence like few of us ever will. She lives with it every day.
The more than 1,000 nurses and caregivers, from Lancaster and Wilkes-Barre to Oil City, are taking the strike.
Employees at 12 Pennsylvania nursing homes voted to authorize strikes this week.
The process takes time.
On Thursday, Juneteenth joined the list of federally-recognized holidays.
Nearly six in 10 respondents to the poll said they wanted policymakers to focus on investing more in the state and its residents.
A new survey by the Pew Research Center is shining light on just how many Americans had trouble affording their home broadband connections.