Stephen Caruso of Spotlight PA
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has proposed a tax credit for new teachers, nurses, and cops. Republicans are skeptical. -
During the May 16 primary election, Democrats and Republicans will vote for candidates to fill open seats on Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth and Superior Courts. The winners will face off in November. -
Democrat Mike Zabel announced his decision in a letter to leadership hours after a fellow lawmaker publicly accused him of sexual harassment. -
The first budget proposal from Pennsylvania’s new governor keeps spending relatively flat and preserves some pandemic-era programs while aiming to get the divided legislature on board. -
The first-term Democrat is expected to pitch more money for child care and a tax break for teachers in a plan that must win bipartisan support.
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Rozzi, a Berks County Democrat who was elected in a surprise deal engineered by Republicans, said he wanted to make way for McClinton. -
As a vote on the rules approaches, some state House Democrats are unsure about giving the GOP meaningful power to influence policymaking. -
Should the ruling stand, Gov. Josh Shapiro and the divided Pennsylvania legislature will be faced with a multibillion-dollar challenge with no prescribed solution. -
Democrats have won three special elections for Pennsylvania’s state House, which means they officially control the chamber after a month-long impasse with Republicans. -
Lobbyist says she was harassed by current Pa. lawmaker, wants legislature to change misconduct rulesA woman who works for one of Pennsylvania’s most prominent unions said a state lawmaker sexually harassed her, but internal rules prevented her from bringing a complaint.
