According to a New York Times/Philadelphia Inquirer/Siena College poll, 54% of Pennsylvanians trust Trump to handle the economy compared to... Read More
Spring has sprung in the Philadelphia suburbs. Little League is back in full swing, and the area’s many beautiful walking trails are... Read More
The GOP gained an additional 10,152 new registrants since March, while Democrats have shed nearly 4,600 Read More
The results come as the saliency of crime as a political issue has ebbed and flowed over the last several years. Read More
Former President Donald Trump is seen as better able to fix the economy than President Joe Biden in a poll released Monday. Read More
Casey is outrunning his party’s presidential nominee, President Joe Biden, by as many as 10 points in the survey from The Inquirer, New... Read More
Gov. Josh Shapiro announced an initiative to hire the next generation of state employees as nearly 18,000 near retirement age. Read More
Luzerne County Assistant Solicitor Gene Molino filed a memorandum of law Monday in pending litigation stemming from the tight Republican race... Read More
Critics say the Pennsylvania governor’s order, which applies to state employees, is subjective and could curtail free speech. Read More
The passage last week of a bill that will ban motorists from handling cellphones on Pennsylvania roadways was a testament to the... Read More
The latest crackdown could be just what the neighborhood needs — if the city follows through on their commitments. By Paul Davis Read More
Known as much for his brilliant mind as his profanity, for his controversial opinions as his work ethic, for his love of family as his... Read More
On April 22, 1794, the place known as Pittsburgh was first incorporated by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. At some point in the future... Read More
(The Center Square) — A squabble between Sen. Bob Casey and his Republican challenger Dave McCormick over nursing homes reveals wider... Read More
A federal appeals court panel says a small Pennsylvania town’s ordinance designed to cut down on lawn signs is unconstitutional, saying its... Read More
(The Center Square) — As Pennsylvania’s push for a Rural Revitalization Commission moves through the legislature, the public gets a cost... Read More
The start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 forced officials in cities throughout the country to deal with unexpected budget shortfalls... Read More
On April 30, 2019, the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties held a hearing titled “The... Read More
Where are new Pittsburgh residents moving from and where are current residents leaving to? Read More
Pennsylvania’s public employee pension plans are on a path to long-term fiscal sustainability thanks to a multiyear effort by... Read More
Kyle Sammin sits down with candidate Maria Montero for a discussion on her run for the Republican nomination for Congress in Pennsylvania's... Read More
On the first episode of the relaunched Kitchen table Politics Podcast, Ari Mittleman sits down with State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta. Read More
Latinos are now the fastest-growing demographic group in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state. Read More
While early-voting states play a key role in whether or not a candidate's name appears on the ballot, swing states are important in... Read More