The report outlines a series of recommendations for AI use and adoption.

Shapiro revisited past priorities and eyed new goals in an hour-long budget address.

The removed plaques included the names of nine slaves who worked for George Washington

County Executive Josh Siegel says the Department of Homeland Security’s ‘national reputation for recklessness’ warrants termination of a county lease agreement with the federal agency.

The president suggested in a social media post that the behavior of the lawmakers could be ‘punishable by DEATH!’

The progressive third party group is launching a portal to recruit and train potential candidates to challenge Fetterman in 2028

The high-stakes judicial retention elections attracted national attention and millions of dollars in spending.

City & State examines the state of play in Pennsylvanians’ judicial contests.

The bill, which would require state agencies to create public permit tracking systems, received bipartisan support in the state Senate.

Penbrook man Cody Balmer pleaded guilty to charges of arson and attempted murder on Tuesday.

The Democratic National Committee said the stakes of the retention elections couldn't be higher.

After years of unreliable service, Rock Spring Water customers can speak up on Sept. 30 ahead of a possible forced sale of the company.

The Democratic governor, who was the target of an arson attack this year, spoke in the wake of the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee’s spend is just the latest instance of big money pouring into Pennsylvania’s high-stakes judicial races.

Pennsylvania’s ongoing budget impasse is set to enter its third month.

Ahead of November’s pivotal judicial elections, three Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices offered an inside look at Pennsylvania’s highest court during a fireside chat in Philadelphia.

SEPTA is set to have drastic service cuts and fare increases should the state budget not include transit funding soon

The Pennsylvania Senate president said school choice policies and mass transit funding remain sticking points.

Buses, walks and rideshare services could cost riders more time and money if funding issues cause route reductions.

Lawmakers have attempted to raise the minimum wage in the commonwealth, with little success over the last 20 years.

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Pharmacies across Pennsylvania are closing as pharmacists say insurance reimbursements fail to cover costs. They say a new law isn't enough to reverse the trend.

The Republican congressman appeared to secure the support of President Donald Trump earlier this year.

A new analysis from Code For America says the commonwealth’s proactive approach to AI “positions it as a leader in responsible AI adoption and innovation.”

Readers say Philadelphia Freedom is their favorite team name

While supporters and critics spar over the myriad impacts from the recently passed reconciliation bill – a cornerstone of President Donald Trump’s second-term agenda – City & State focuses on the numb...

The measure was a top priority for tech firms who argued a patchwork of local laws hinders their ability to innovate and compete with China.

HARRISBURG — House lawmakers Monday approved legislation to combat artificial intelligence that is used to mislead voters by impersonating political candidates.

A work stoppage will impact city services from the sanitation and water departments to swimming pools and emergency services

Rock Spring Water Company rejected a $65K offer from the State College water authority to buy the system, delaying a permanent solution to shaky service.

The efforts to make the commonwealth into an artificial intelligence powerhouse have plenty of upside and risk to go around.

Constellation says the rebranded Crane Clean Energy Center could open as soon as 2027.

Mayor Parker got final approval for her major H.O.M.E. initiative aimed at increasing affordable housing

House Bill 1364 passed the state House Tuesday by a vote of 107-96.

The bill would prohibit TikTok and other successor apps from being installed on electronic devices bought with state dollars.