Politics

John Fetterman

Can’t find a Fetterman: Social media savages the U.S. senator’s disappearing acts

A brutal Wall Street Journal article detailing U.S. Sen. John Fetterman’s approach to his job has sparked outrage

Labor

Milk from oats and affordable coats: Pennsylvania lands 2 major corporations in 3 days

Gov. Josh Shapiro and Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced an investment from Burlington Stores Thursday morning following Chobani’s investment news Tuesday

News & Politics

Shapiro administration announces wage theft protection for home health care workers

Pennsylvania Labor Secretary Nancy Walker announced the plan at SEIU Local 1201 in Philadelphia on Wednesday

Josh Shapiro

Exclusive: Gov. Josh Shapiro picks up endorsements from 5 law enforcement unions

The support from law enforcement unions follows recent endorsements from the Pennsylvania State Troopers Association and Philadelphia’s Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5.

Interviews & Profiles

A Q&A with U.S. Rep. Scott Perry

The GOP congressman talks with City & State about Flock cameras, banning congressional stock trading and the 2026 midterm elections.

Dave Sunday

Snap decision: AG Sunday files lawsuit against social media giant over lack of teen safeguards

The announcement on Tuesday against Snapchat follows the attorney general’s salvo against TikTok earlier this month

Technology

Center of attention: Data centers are dominating Pennsylvania’s gubernatorial race

Shifting positions on data centers have become points of attack from both sides in the race for governor.

News & Politics

Updated

What to know about Pennsylvania’s 2026 special elections

Several seats in the state House of Representatives have been decided through special elections in 2026.

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Healthcare

Pennie drops: PA’s insurance marketplace suffers massive decline in enrollment

Following the cancellation of federal subsidies, more than a third of enrollees in the state’s Affordable Care Act insurance marketplace have canceled their plans since last November, with downstream effects on hospitals and economies statewide

Criminal Justice

Greek history: A recent timeline of Penn State fraternity scandals

A crackdown on a cocaine-trafficking ring led by Penn State students is the latest in a series of scandals involving fraternities at the state’s only land-grant university.

News & Politics

PA’s lack of contribution limits has led to a ‘Wild West’ of campaign fundraising

Pennsylvania has no limits on how much money can be donated to political campaigns – and there doesn’t seem to be much appetite to provide a fix.

Campaigns & Elections

Shapiro and Garrity release dueling attack ads as Pennsylvania governor’s race intensifies

Gov. Josh Shapiro is looking to link GOP nominee Stacy Garrity to President Donald Trump, while Garrity is criticizing Shapiro over data center development.

News & Politics

Addition by subtraction: Philly schools’ controversial closure plan has many ways to fail

The School District of Philadelphia has a $3 billion “right-sizing” plan to improve hundreds of city schools by closing 17 of them – but not everyone is buying it.

Dave McCormick

The City & State Q&A: Dave McCormick

An in-depth interview with the U.S. senator reveals how he approaches everything from bipartisanship to data centers.

Philadelphia

Talking trash: Philly neighborhood organizers seek to scale illegal dumping mapping, prevention

The Clean Philadelphia NOW initiative, started in 2023, is working to eliminate litter and dumping by 2028