
Election audit fight heats up
An internal fight among state legislators over a forensic election audit spilled into the public sphere this week in Harrisburg

An internal fight among state legislators over a forensic election audit spilled into the public sphere this week in Harrisburg

State lawmakers approved a bill last week that halts the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s plan to toll nine interstate bridges.

Pennsylvania lawmakers called for an investigation on Monday into the data breach that compromised the personal information of more than 70,000 residents

Arnold was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in October 2019. In June, he sponsored a resolution that recognizes cancer survivors.

In a rare move, Pennsylvania Senate Democrats united to oppose the nomination of the chamber’s top ranking Republican to lead the chamber on Tuesday after he refused to seat a

In this Op-Ed opinion submission, state senate candidate Rich Sterner gives his views on issues.

Rich Sterner is the Democratic Party candidate for Pennsylvania Senate in District 33. However, he consider myself a moderate Democrat.

The chamber approved Senate Bills 327 and 613 along party lines after hours of debate. That debate centered on whether the administration’s current coronavirus mitigation strategy – while admittedly effective – goes too far, unnecessarily plunging more than 1.3 million residents into unemployment.

State legislators are working remotely to pass Coronavirus-related legislation this week. The senate passed four bills yesterday.

Outside, it was cold and wet, but inside this small community’s elementary school the atmosphere was warm and cheery. And filled with kindness.