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Hilary Danailova

Healthcare

Politics

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

Policy

Policy

Connecting the dots: PA health officials battle historic measles outbreak

Thousands have been vaccinated, but cases are rising fast in an outbreak centered in Lancaster County

Honors

Power Lists

The 2026 CSPA Philadelphia Power Brokers

Our inaugural list features Philadelphia’s most influential figures

Healthcare

Policy

New legislation, tech look to counter rising healthcare workplace violence

A raft of new measures, from policy to remote alert systems, aims to reverse the rising tide of violence against frontline health workers.

Arts & Culture

Policy

Better off TED: A day of demonstrating democratic principles comes to Philadelphia

A partnership between the organization known for its educational talks and Visit Philadelphia will delve into the past, present and future of democracy as part of the semiquincentennal celebration.

Philadelphia

Personality

Pitch perfect: The World Cup’s impact on Philadelphia

The matches held at Lincoln Financial Field are helping bring a number of the region’s expat communities to the global stage.

Honors

Power Lists

The City & State 2026 Forty Under 40

Pennsylvania’s young professionals – advocates, leaders and strategists – bring fresh energy to the commonwealth’s political culture, institutions and communities.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Bob Brooks wins Lehigh Valley’s hotly contested PA-7 primary

The handpicked candidate of Gov. Josh Shapiro beat out a diverse, energetic four-candidate field to face GOP incumbent Ryan Mackenzie in November.

Transportation

Politics

Philadelphia International Airport prepares for a summer like no other

With a full slate of marquee events on the calendar, PHL officials expect record international travel and the highest domestic volume in two decades

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

PA-7 Dem rivals take aim at Brooks in wake of his bombshell claim about 2024 state treasurer race

After Democratic PA-7 candidate Bob Brooks told a Lehigh University audience that Gov. Josh Shapiro asked him to endorse Republican Stacy Garrity over Democrat Erin McClelland in the 2024 treasurer race, other candidates were quick to react. 

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Interviews & Profiles

Politics

‘I’m the only one that’s ever been an elected official’: In PA-7 Dem primary, Lamont McClure runs on his record

The former Northampton County Executive emphasizes his Carbon County roots – and his singular position as the only locally elected politician

Power List

Power Lists

The City & State PA 2026 Pennsylvania Power 100

Our latest scorecard of power and influence throughout the commonwealth

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Ryan Crosswell makes anti-corruption argument for PA-7 race

In the Lehigh Valley’s crowded PA-7, the former federal prosecutor and Marine believes he is uniquely qualified to tackle current challenges

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

PA-7 Dem candidates meet for televised debate in Jim Thorpe

The latest gathering of those running to win the Lehigh Valley’s hotly contested Democratic primary offered few flashpoints.

News & Politics

Politics

PA-3 Dems battle each other in off-the-rails primary forum

PA Rep. Chris Rabb, Dr. Ala Stanford and PA Sen. Sharif Street made very different cases for why voters should choose them in May at a contentious event Monday night in Philadelphia’s University City neighborhood.

Interviews & Profiles

Politics

In PA-7 Dem primary, Bob Brooks is going from pole to poll

The president of the Pennsylvania Professional Fire Fighters Association is betting on his working-class appeal, legislative successes and high-profile endorsements to win back a Lehigh Valley congressional seat

News & Politics

Politics

Philly pols host official kickoff for yearlong ‘Ring It On’ celebration

Flanked by lawmakers, tourism boosters and the Phanatic, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker launched the long-anticipated initiative that will bring the semiquincentennial spirit to neighborhoods across the city. 

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

‘None of these candidates have the experience that I have’: Carol Obando-Derstine makes her case for PA-7

The only woman and only Hispanic in the race has a background in sustainable energy, the confidence of Democrats like Bob Casey and Susan Wild, and a personal take on the need for immigration reform

Agriculture

Policy

PA’s next generation of farmers is finding their roots

In the only state with its own Farm Bill, young farmers find support as they evolve a $132 billion industry