Pennsylvania

Plastics build-out could conflict with governor's climate goals

This week: an update on the Pa. Statehouse, fighting "dark money" in N.J., and Bucks County DA on why he's suing JUUL.

The transportation authority invited the public to give input on a list of projects, to gauge what ought to be prioritized.

Pennsylvania's most famous groundhog on Sunday declared: “Spring will be early, it's a certainty.”

PennEast’s plans had suffered a severe setback when a federal appeals court ruled the company lacked authority to seize state lands

The old system was expensive, and its coverage was so spotty that police and other first responders couldn’t rely on it for communication.

Crews in the Scranton School District are conducting air quality tests and making emergency repairs Thursday.

“It is something that is ever-present, this issue of transition.”

The invasive insect is already costing Pennsylvania $50 million each year in damages, according to a first-of-its-kind study.

The proposal would require Pennsylvanians to pay part of their checks into an emergency fund, from which any eligible worker would be able to draw benefits.

The governor introduced Restore PA last year, to a chilly response from Republicans. It’s one of several unsuccessful proposals he is reiterating ahead of his budget address.

Pennsylvania is the only Northeastern state that doesn’t outlaw discrimination against LGBTQ people. So advocates are working to pass local ordinances town by town.

The new coalition, called LEARN, is statewide, showing that charter reform is not just an "urban" issue.

Officials said they dismantled a Philadelphia-based gun ring that peddled weapons and drugs in Camden.

Former Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed, who served for almost three decades but was later sentenced to probation for accumulating products he bought with public money, has died.