() - The Pennsylvania House took a wide bipartisan swipe at the private equity firms who have widened their impact on the state’s most basic necessities.

Pennsylvania State Senator Cris Dush explains why he is against rural PA counties contributing to SEPTA funding.

The legislation would rewrite an unused tax credit in an effort to boost energy production, in PA plus promote and regulate ...

The Pennsylvania Republican Party recently launched a statewide voter registration competition hoping to erase a diminishing ...

Two of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s largest Republican committees are refusing to back Tony Moreno, the GOP candidate for ...

Legislation to reform Pennsylvania’s quarter-century-old cyber charter school law and return to taxpayers hundreds of ...

Senate Republicans have made changes to their party’s sweeping tax bill in hopes of preserving a new policy that would prevent states from regulating artificial ...

Republicans want to balance the books and be picky about spending, while Democrats say large investments in public education ...

The top Democrats involved in negotiating Pennsylvania's state budget have repeatedly said a mass transit funding increase is a priority to them, as SEPTA and transit systems ...

With the bill, Pa. cyber charters would receive a uniform payment of $8,000 for each of their general education students.

Pennsylvania’s U.S. House members split along party lines when voting on a controversial budget legislation that would cut Medicaid and SNAP funding and now it appears the state’s senators will be ...

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner handily defeated a challenge in Tuesday’s Democratic primary from former Municipal Court Judge Patrick Dugan with crucial backing from Black political ...