Katie Meyer of Spotlight PA
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Pa. Faces a Shortage of Benefits Workers as Health Coverage for Thousands Is on the Line
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The offices that help Pennsylvanians keep their Medicaid benefits are facing persistent vacancies and a heavy workload. Advocates and staff fear people could lose coverage as a result.
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New Pa. House Rules Expand Who Can File a Sexual Harassment Complaint Against Lawmakers
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Other changes to the chamber’s rules include less power for committee chairs and stricter regulation of constitutional amendments.
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Shapiro Admin Can Do More as Rollbacks to Food and Health Benefits Loom in Pa., Experts Say
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Millions of Pennsylvanians will soon get less money to buy food, and hundreds of thousands could lose their government health insurance.
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Pa. House Control Will Likely Be Decided by Special Elections This Week
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The Pennsylvania state House has been unable to function for a month. Three special elections this week could end the standoff, though big questions remain.
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Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro Fills Executive Staff with Loyal Allies, Political Veterans
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The new governor’s top advisors will be instrumental in helping Shapiro deliver on campaign promises like raising the minimum wage and cracking down on illegal guns.
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Who Will Lead the Pennsylvania House? Lawmakers Will Soon Decide as Power Struggle Continues
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As legislative leaders battle for control, Democrats and Republicans will choose a person to serve as speaker of the Pennsylvania House.
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Who Is on Pa. Gov.-Elect Josh Shapiro’s Transition Team?
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A full list of the people leading and staffing the team helping Gov.-elect Josh Shapiro prepare to take office.
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What Josh Shapiro’s Transition Team Says About How He’ll Govern, and Why Some Picks Are Raising Eyebrows
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Incoming Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s transition team includes prominent Republicans and those backing policies criticized by Democrats.
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Gov. Tom Wolf on COVID Policies: ‘I’m Going to Be Second-Guessing Myself Until the Day I Die’
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Outgoing Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf said criticism of his COVID-19 business closure and waiver program were “right on the mark.”
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Despite Midterm Losses, Pa. Republicans Appear Unlikely to Abandon Combative Agenda
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After losing marquee races for governor and U.S. Senate, Pennsylvania Republicans are sticking to their combative agenda.