Politics & Policy

For the past year, the Montco senator has clashed with Jay Costa, his party leader, over sexual harassment allegations. Now, Leach might sue Costa.

Civil unrest, a pandemic, widespread mail-in balloting, and new voting machines combined to make last week's Pa. primary a more unusual test run for November than expected.

The state says turnout was roughly 2.8 million voters, or 35%, with slightly more than half of all votes coming by mail.

State agencies, already stretched thin responding to the coronavirus outbreak, will have to oversee new programs created virtually from scratch.

Fourteen of Philadelphia’s 17 City Council members have sent a letter to Mayor Jim Kenney calling for major changes to the police department.

The rallies in Hillside and Westfield come as the state is still emerging from Murphy’s March stay-home order stemming from the coronavirus outbreak.

On this week's Regional Roundup: Pennsylvania primary election, the Frank Rizzo statue, Philly sports update.

The Democratic proposal, the Justice in Policing Act of 2020, marks one of the most comprehensive efforts in modern times to overhaul the way police do their jobs.

Several states are projecting tax revenue will be down 20% or more for the fiscal year starting next month.

Totals on the Pennsylvania Department of State election site indicated Amanda Cappelletti was leading Leach by about 62-38%

Turzai accepted an $11,000 plane ride last year from a Pittsburgh-area businessman involved in two fracking-related companies.

After days of protest over the police killing of George Floyd, City Council wants the city to redirect spending to better address racial disparities.

Days after the state’s unprecedented primary election, a Trump-aligned Republican candidate in the 5th Congressional District race is cautiously optimistic she has won.

Biden says any president who doesn’t take responsibility for massive job losses deserves no credit when a fraction of those jobs return.

Road tests and the issuing of new licenses and permits will begin on the tentative date of June 29.