Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA
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The State Police recommend $1 million in security upgrades to Shapiro’s Montgomery County home after an attack. -
The Shapiros say they’re being harassed, while their neighbors allege the governor abused his power. -
Commonwealth Court is considering a case that could determine whether digitized historical records belong to the public or are controlled by Ancestry.com. -
In his new memoir, Shapiro touts himself as someone who can bridge the uncomfortable divide between law and order and criminal justice reform. -
Shapiro also avoids several high-profile controversies, including sexual harassment allegations involving a top aide. -
Critics believe Aging Secretary Jason Kavulich’s changes have relaxed oversight of county agencies and weakened efforts to keep older adults safe. -
A GOP-led committee voted along party lines to issue subpoenas for records detailing Gov. Josh Shapiro’s use of public funds to fortify his private home following an April arson attack. -
Pennsylvania State Police revealed the details after a Right-to-Know request from Spotlight PA. -
Drafts seek documents from the State Police describing construction, landscaping, and other security-related work at Shapiro’s family home. -
John “Herm” Suplizio’s lawyers had demanded more details about allegations that he and another ex-DuBois employee stole public funds.
