Stephen Caruso of Spotlight PA
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The request comes shortly after a court ruling that is forcing SEPTA to reverse major service cuts. -
The Republican State Leadership Committee has spent at least $85K on digital ads, urging viewers to vote “No in November.” -
Uber wants Pa. lawmakers to officially classify its drivers as independent contractors, stripping them of certain rights. -
Democrats support the proposal, which would increase Pennsylvania’s spending by 5% instead of the 8% Shapiro originally wanted. -
In a head-to-head contest for governor in 2026, Shapiro would likely have an advantage over Garrity with key donors. -
However, the governor has rejected a GOP idea to use some of the transit money for roads and bridges. -
A group that lobbies for the industry says the bill, which aims to prevent the closure of more health care facilities, is duplicative of existing regulations. -
Gov. Shapiro has declined to say who paid for his 2023 inauguration and the celebrity-studded ball that followed it. Spotlight PA found a way to identify some of the donors. -
Pennsylvania’s budget was due June 30, but lawmakers disagree over state spending and still haven’t reached a deal. -
Republicans want road money in exchange for more public transit funding, but resources are tight and a deal remains tricky.
