A Republican state senator has announced his plan to introduce legislation that would increase Pennsylvania's minimum wage to ...

A council member questioned why he kept seeing the same criminals back on his street after arrests and learned a lesson in ...

Pennsylvania's budget impasse threatens SEPTA services as legislators debate funding and accountability measures.

Pennsylvania Democratic lawmakers are taking another swing at passing a bill to legalize marijuana with state-run stores, ...

There are stark political differences on issues like mass transportation, education, human services—and overall what a final ...

Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro's administration says billions of dollars in aid to Pennsylvania's schools and human services ...

Tuesday saw a rare act of bipartisan comity in Washington, as the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs unanimously voted for an omnibus housing policy bill that includes a national ...

Sen. Dave McCormick highlights Pennsylvania's energy and AI summit on Senate floor, emphasizing bipartisan cooperation for ...

Three state senators announced they will be introducing legislation to make all schools in Pennsylvania phone-free.

State Sen. Wayne Langerholc Jr., R-Richland Township, plans to introduce legislation that would eliminate all vehicle emissions testing in Pennsylvania. He is currently looking for co-sponsors.

The spat comes as Republican leaders have sponsored legislation that would impose a 35% tax rate on skill games revenue and empower the state Gaming Control Board to regulate the industry.

Republicans approved him in a 50-49 vote, with two Republicans voting no with Democrats and one Republican missing the vote.