Despite federal funding cuts, Pennsylvania’s creative industries are surviving – and thriving – thanks to a potent mix of supporters.

City & State caught up with the former three-term senator, who’s back home in Scranton, about his two new jobs – at Dilworth Paxson and The University of Scranton – and got a dose of historical perspe...

State healthcare experts fear what the fallout from the One Big Beautiful Bill will mean for Pennsylvania’s smaller hospitals – and the insurance coverage that keeps them running.

The initiative to create 500 units in 500 days is producing tangible benefits – and could be a model for other regions in the state and nation.

Amid confusion over a retracted federal list threatening funding cuts to jurisdictions that protect immigrants, local officials across the commonwealth are taking a wait-and-see approach.

The action by the federal Department of Agriculture is among several federal cuts to nutrition programs in the state.

Some of the commonwealth’s political powerhouses have longstanding relationships with the commonwealth’s chief executive.

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey lost the Democratic primary to Corey O'Connor, while incumbents in Harrisburg, Allentown and Scranton are poised for victory.

Unprecedented federal actions have immigrant populations and their advocates on high alert

Why are rates of the disorder skyrocketing in both countries? Israeli researchers have some theories.

Unprecedented federal actions have immigrant populations and their advocates on high alert

During a State Senate Institutional Sustainability and Innovation Committee hearing, panelists laid bare the challenges and offered solutions

The renowned Philadelphia-based vaccinologist, public-health contrarian and sometime RFK Jr. sparring partner reflects on the Trump administration, the state of public health, and past and future pand...

The system’s sudden shuttering, which leaves Delaware County without a trauma center, is giving new momentum to long-stalled legislation.

State Rep. Tarik Khan explains how Democrats in Harrisburg are working to protect access to health care.

From kindergarten laptops to college takeout preferences, changes have been the only constant.

At the event, dubbed ‘Hands Off,’ local leaders and advocates spoke out against an ‘assault on our freedoms and our communities.’

From kindergarten laptops to college takeout preferences, changes have been the only constant.

Voters in Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Erie and other cities will elect mayors this year.

Five people who helped steer Pennsylvania’s health response to the pandemic reflect on those early days of crisis – and what we’ve learned for next time.

Stakeholders discuss the shutdowns – and what could have been done differently.

Purple Reign: U.S. Sen. John Fetterman powers through D.C. balkanization. The 2025 Black Trailblazers. Show & Tell: School superintendents on lessons learned.

TED Talks kick off Philadelphia’s celebration of its role in America’s 250-year-old democracy.

City & State talks to the superintendents of the state’s biggest school districts about enrollment, facilities, funding and more.

Philadelphia’s top federal prosecutor left this week amid a Trump-administration sweep of the Biden-era judiciary

Across the commonwealth, communities and their advocates continue preparing for what the second Trump presidency will mean for them.