Who is really running the West Chester Area School District? The appointment of a new board member raises questions.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Paul Davis: Ask any cop — Larry Krasner is soft on crime
Police officers question the DA’s commitment to stopping crime.
By Paul Davis
State Republicans question Gov. Shapiro’s hundred-million school cleanup price tag
Education Department nominee Khalid Mumin says the money is needed. House Republicans want some data first.
By Todd Shepherd
Andy Bloom: Bucks County versus Big Tech
The county commissioners and district attorney joined together to sue the app-makers for the destructive effect they claim is made to teenagers’ mental health.
Two Delaware Valley Dems want mandatory background checks to buy ammo
Two proposed bills in the State Senate would add restrictions on ammunition purchases. Opponents say it will restrict freedom and will not reduce crime.
By Linda Stein
Greg Moreland: Pennsylvania can be a leader in natural gas production
The Commonwealth is uniquely positioned to supply the region’s energy needs
By Greg Moreland
Delco inmate’s death ruled a ‘delayed’ homicide
Along with two suicides at the prison in 2022, this latest death marks the third incident in which the county is refusing to divulge any details.
By Todd Shepherd
Shane McCarver: The failures of our withdrawal from Afghanistan need investigation, not repetition.
Montgomery County’s Rep. Madeleine Dean empathizes with veterans of the Afghan War, but votes to keep our troops committed to Syria.
By Shane McCarver
Sen. Ryan Aument: We shouldn’t fund a broken education system
The problem with our educational system is far bigger and more complex than money alone can fix.
By Sen. Ryan Aument
Ben Mannes: Philadelphia’s “Driving Equity” law — one year later
While Philadelphia politicians celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Driving Equality law, statistics show a sharp increase in hit-and-run accidents while police traffic stops decline
By A. Benjamin Mannes