Stephen Caruso of Spotlight PA
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Two bills would make small changes to the state’s notoriously lax campaign finance laws, which put no limit on the amount of money donors can give candidates and political committees.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro is set to give his budget address, kicking off a debate over how Pennsylvania should pay for additional investments in education required by a court ruling.
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Pa. Gov. Shapiro has signed a sweeping mix of criminal justice bills, which include probation changes and a measure cracking down on Philly transit crimes.
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Nearly $13 million has so far poured into the race for a single seat on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court.
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Democrats who control the state House and Republicans who control the state Senate have put forth vastly different proposals.
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As lawmakers weigh changing the date of the 2024 presidential primary, they are also considering additional voter ID requirements.
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Mike Vereb, Gov. Josh Shapiro’s former secretary of legislative affairs, was accused months ago of sexual harassment.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars for the poorest schools, student mental health grants, and more are in limbo.
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Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court found a state commission should not have approved the sale of a municipal sewer system to a private company.
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A measure that would give thousands of survivors a two-year window to seek monetary damages against their abusers is caught up in a politicized battle.