Pennsylvania

The Democratic-controlled state House passed a budget plan this week that includes a major boost to education spending.

While the legal dispute only involves roughly a half-dozen voters, it could have implications statewide.

$34 million would go toward workforce development and retention in the behavioral health field, including training, paid internships, loan repayment, and tuition assistance.

Crowds of teens are causing damage and sometimes violent incidents in Philadelphia, the Jersey Shore and across the country. We'll also talk about the code red air advisory.

The event’s proceeds go to the HEADstrong Foundation, which is a local nonprofit, supporting families dealing with a cancer diagnosis.

To protect yourself and your family, avoid going outside if possible and close windows and doors.

The bill passed Tuesday, 102-101, on party lines, with Democrats voting for it.

A spokesperson for Crozer Health said it is working to address the issue and expects the vehicles to be “returned to service over the course of two weeks.”

Khan says he wants to tackle corporate and political corruption as the state’s top prosecutor.

The legal battle, two state officials privately acknowledged, carries one of the highest price tags for outside lawyers in decades.

The legislation cleared the House on a 189-14 vote on Monday, and now goes to the Senate.

The bill passed 194-9 and goes on to the state Senate.

Public education in America is still divided between the haves and have-nots, and the problem doesn’t get much worse than in Pennsylvania. But change could be coming.

House Democrats on Monday teed up a spending plan that goes well beyond what Shapiro proposed for the fiscal year starting July 1.

Child sexual abuse survivors are pressing Pennsylvania lawmakers to move ahead with opening a two-year window for them to file otherwise outdated lawsuits over their claims.