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In Pennsylvania, Democrats control the governor’s seat, state House and state Senate for the first time since 1993.
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A $15 minimum wage, public transit funding and legalized recreational marijuana may be on the table in Pennsylvania in 2027 after a blue wave in the midterms.
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The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission partially rejected a proposal by FirstEnergy Pennsylvania.
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The motorized vehicles are currently illegal to ride on public streets, sidewalks or bike lanes in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro signed into law on Thursday a measure that prohibits the use of chemicals known as PFAS in firefighting foam, which is used to suppress fires.
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The Pennsylvania state Senate this week passed the final version of a bill requiring the implementation of bell-to-bell phone bans.
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The support for a cellphone ban spans party differences and has the support of Gov. Josh Shapiro.
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Find out where the candidates for Pennsylvania governor stand on a variety of issues before you vote in the Nov. 3 election.
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The legislature has failed to act in the fact of an Oct. 13 deadline. Unless that changes, state police could begin seizing the games. But a group of legislators is asking a court to extend the deadline.
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With the Nov. 3 election less than one month away, Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro met Republican challenger Stacy Garrity for an hourlong debate Wednesday night — the only time the candidates are expected to face-off in such a forum.