The hour-long forum on Monday gave voters a rare personal glimpse into the lives of Pa. Supreme Court Justices Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty and David Wecht. All are up for retention in November.

PennDOT will allow SEPTA to dip into $394 million in capital assistance to fund daily operations and avoid massive cuts — for now.

“I want to again emphasize that the one-time use of SEPTA’s capital assistance allocation is not a long-term or sustainable solution to SEPTA’s budget crisis,” PennDot Secretary Mike Carroll w

Former President Joe Biden has chosen to build his Presidential Library in Delaware, where he jumpstarted his political career and served as U.S. senator for 36 years.

Confirming the company will cut processing later this fall in Granite City, U.S. Steel said it will move those responsibilities to bigger mills.

Gov. Josh Shapiro said Donald Trump's immigration policies will discourage foreign visitors from attending 2026 events and that tariffs will make participating more expensive.

Negotiations between Commonwealth Health Systems and Tenor Health Foundation are ongoing, but state Rep. Bridget Kosierowski and her partners remain optimistic that a deal will happen potentially as s

The drugstore chain still lists four Pennsylvania locations on its website, but it appears the last Keystone State Rite Aid actually closed in August.

HARRISBURG — In the midst of a 70-day-old state budget impasse, an opportunity that presented itself on Monday might allow Pittsburgh Regional Transit...

The Republican-leaning Latino enclave hasn't seen aggressive ICE enforcement, and voters there continue to back Trump.

Despite registration gains, observers in both major parties still see Pennsylvania's swing state as secure for the near-term future.

The state party is struggling both to reach voters and to raise money in the aftermath of the 2024 election.

Former Democratic Auditor General Eugene DePasquale said the party needs to get back to “bread and butter” issues. When it comes to Black voters, he thinks there needs to be

Pennsylvania legislators and utility regulators to hold hearings on how to protect rate payers against the risk of large new loads entering and, also, leaving the electric grid prematurely.

Three state legislators and four first-time candidates vie to succeed U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans.

I am not, you might have guessed, a natural protester. Yet in the spring of 2020, I planned to attend a Black Lives Matter march on West Liberty Avenue....

(The Center Square) - A year after tropical storm Debby moved through Pennsylvania in its diminished state, residents of Potter and Tioga Counties are still recovering from flood waters.