Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA
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The change follows a brazen arson attack at the Harrisburg residence where Gov. Josh Shapiro and his family stay. -
Experts say the U.S. Supreme Court ruling ushered in an era of unprecedented spending on elections by ultra-wealthy special interests. -
Pennsylvania State Police have ordered an independent review, but have not promised to make any findings public. -
Independent expert will review security at Gov. Josh Shapiro’s official residence after arson attackTop lawmakers say they won’t consider whether to hold hearings about the security breach until a review is complete, or are still weighing what actions to take. -
The Executive Services Office has protected Pennsylvania’s governors, lieutenant governors, and their families for decades. -
Cody Balmer, 38, of Harrisburg, was briefly inside the official residence while setting it ablaze with homemade Molotov cocktails, police said. -
Advocates called the ruling a missed opportunity to create more transparency around the state legislature and multimillion-dollar lobbying industry. -
The state started tracking deaths as older adults were dying in alarmingly higher numbers. Then a top aging official halted the process. -
The Department of Aging will soon disclose county compliance data related to elder abuse investigations. Failing agencies could face harsher penalties. -
Alarmed state officials did take the unprecedented step of assigning their own staff to help the Philadelphia Corporation for Aging.
