Donald Trump, Democrats and Josh Shapiro
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The turning point in Pennsylvania’s budget impasse, by Gov. Josh Shapiro’s telling, came just before Halloween, when he and leaders in Harrisburg gathered in his stately, wood-paneled office to meet twice daily to hash out a deal to end the bitter,
Shapiro was speaking at an event boasting new education incentives in the recently passed budget when he was asked about Akhor Bozorov's arrest.
Senate Bill 520, backed by Attorney General Dave Sunday, has passed through both legislative chambers and would authorize the use of body cameras for agents from the Attorney General's office, Department of Conservation rangers,
Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman blurted out “f—ing a—hole” without realizing his microphone was still on during a heated Zoom hearing with then-state Attorney General Josh Shapiro as
One day after the Pennsylvania House and Senate passed a $50 billion budget, Gov. Josh Shapiro echoed what many lawmakers said in Harrisburg: that this was a big compromise. According to Gov. Shapiro, money is already flowing to schools and communities that have been waiting more than four months for funding.
The Pennsylvania governor's deal to trade climate regulations for a budget agreement could ripple far beyond his state's borders.
Despite being in the same party, roughly the same age and elected in the same year, these guys are different as can be. And don't like each other.
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Trump administration threatens to withhold $75M from Pennsylvania over immigrant truck drivers
The Trump administration has threatened to withhold nearly $75 million in funding if Pennsylvania does not immediately revoke what the administration claims are illegally issued commercial
Sen. John Fetterman’s "Unfettered" memoir details a hot mic clash moment with Gov. Josh Shapiro during a tense parole hearing and the feud that followed.
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No funding for SEPTA in Pa.’s $50.1 billion budget is another ‘disappointing’ blow for the agency
A Common Pleas Court judge ruled that SEPTA had to roll back the service reductions, following a lawsuit that alleged the cuts disproportionately hurt marginalized communities. Required to restore service with no additional funding to make up a $213 million budget deficit, leaders felt like their hands were tied.