Political News
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Financial Pain for Many Pa. Service Providers Will Continue After Budget Impasse Ends
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Pennsylvania has made $40 million on frozen cash during the budget impasse. But it won’t pass on interest to service providers once that funding is released.
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How Shapiro Wants to Reshape the Region’s Power Grid Operator as Prices Rise
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Gov. Josh Shapiro thinks Pennsylvania’s electric grid operator, PJM, moves too slowly. He wants states to have more control.
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Man Pleads Guilty in Arson Attack at Governor’s Mansion While Shapiro’s Family Slept
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A man who scaled an iron security fence in the middle of the night, eluded police and used beer bottles filled with gasoline to ignite the […]
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Letters: Judicial Retention Disinformation; Be Informed About Casino; 2nd Home Scourge; Yes on Retention; Weigh In on Sign Ordinance
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Some Pennsylvania voters recently received judicial retention political mailers for the Nov. 4 election falsely accusing Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices of politically “gerrymandering the map for Democrats.” We’d like to set […]
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Great PA News Quiz: Gov. Shapiro Has Been Elected to His 1st Foreign Policy Role. What Is It?
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In this week’s news quiz: bipartisan praise for Josh Shapiro from another state, demolition plans for a big mall near Pittsburgh and a new addition at Pennsylvania state parks.
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Pennsylvania’s Budget Impasse Hits 100 Days, and a New Proposal Seems Unlikely to End It
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State House Democrats passed a $50.3 billion plan, while GOP leaders again emphasized spending concerns.
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Thousands of Pa. College Students Wait for Key Financial Aid Due to State Budget Impasse
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Last year’s aid was also delayed, due to federal data glitches and a botched software rollout.
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Great PA News Quiz: Federal Government Shutdown, ICE Moves Abrego Garcia and a Grocer Eyes Pa.
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In this week’s news quiz: U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans identifies his preferred successor, Fogel at a fair and county sheriff elections.
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The Group Behind a Misleading Mailer Targeting the Pa. Supreme Court Retention Elections
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The conservative political action committee is closely associated with two other groups urging voters to reject new terms for Supreme Court justices.
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CATA Says Potential Government Shutdown Won’t Affect Its Services
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A budget stalemate that has the federal government on the brink of its first shutdown in seven years could affect a range of public services nationwide, but public transit in […]