Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Catching fire: Bob Brooks makes his case for beating Ryan Mackenzie in PA-7

The Democratic candidate – and the head of the firefighters union – is touting his cost-of-living agenda, including Medicare for All and a higher minimum wage, to convince Lehigh Valley voters to send him to Congress.

Policy

Policy

U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick’s red tape-cutting efforts take center stage in Philadelphia

The senator convened politicians and industry stakeholders at Temple University to brainstorm ways to improve Pennsylvania’s business climate.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

PA-10 debate night: Scott Perry and Janelle Stelson spar over the economy, the Iran war and elections

Perry and Stelson are facing off in a rematch of their 2024 meeting in Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District.

News & Politics

Updated Politics

Endorsement Tracker: The 2026 PA governor’s race

As the contest between Gov. Josh Shapiro and Treasurer Stacy Garrity heats up, we’re tracking the latest endorsements.

Philadelphia

Politics

Port of Philadelphia announces major expansion with the help of state, federal and private funds

Gov. Josh Shapiro held a press conference at PhilaPort Tuesday morning to unveil the total expansion investment of $837 million

Skill Games

Policy

What to know as Pennsylvania’s skill games deadline takes effect

Pennsylvania law enforcement will begin enforcement against skill game machines on Oct. 14.

News & Politics

Politics

7 takeaways from debate between Gov. Josh Shapiro and Treasurer Stacy Garrity

The incumbent governor and the GOP nominee met for the first and only debate of the 2026 election cycle.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Quinnipiac Poll: Shapiro-Garrity race ‘looks like a rout’

The survey of likely Pennsylvania voters found a majority of respondents have a favorable opinion of Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro

Philadelphia

Policy

New report details the impact immigrants have on Philadelphia’s population and economy

Philadelphia’s Welcoming Center examines the critical economic contributions of the region’s immigrants – and the effects of current federal immigration policies.

General Assembly

Policy

‘Put it up for a vote’: As enforcement looms, supporters urge lawmakers to save skill games

A state court ruling will soon subject operators of unregulated skill machines to criminal prosecution unless lawmakers step in to regulate them.

Policy

Opinion

Opinion: Now is the time for the General Assembly to act on skill games

Clearfield County District Attorney Ryan P. Sayers says lawmakers should let Pennsylvanians know whether they plan to pass skill games legislation as the October enforcement deadline nears.

Capitol Beat

Politics

A guide to Pennsylvania’s 2026 race for governor

Josh Shapiro and Stacy Garrity have very different approaches to the challenges Pennsylvania voters will be most likely to focus on in the voting booth.

Education

Policy

Ages of uncertainty

How the state, and its stakeholders, are strategizing around the slow-motion fallout of a rapidly aging population, a shrinking workforce pool and decreasing birth rates.

U.S. Congress

Politics

‘We are putting America first’: U.S. Rep. Scott Perry campaigns with Mark Teixeira in PA’s 10th Congressional District

The Republican was joined by the former All-Star first baseman at a campaign event Wednesday in Harrisburg.

Capitol Beat

Policy

State health officials pause disease-control strategy proposal

The move, allowing consideration of some 10,000 public comments, comes as the commonwealth battles a historic measles outbreak that now surpasses 900 cases.

Dave Sunday

Policy

Dave Sunday urges businesses to remove skill game machines ahead of October deadline

Businesses that operate skill game machines after the Oct. 13 deadline could face criminal prosecution and machine seizures, the attorney general said.

U.S. Congress

Personality

A Q&A with Janelle Stelson

The PA-10 Democratic congressional candidate talks affordability, combating corruption and her general election matchup with U.S. Rep. Scott Perry.