Mastriano triumphs, Oz and McCormick headed for a recount
By Kyle Sammin
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No oversight for how Philadelphia sheriff spends tens of millions annually
City controller reports that the sheriff’s office does not maintain a comprehensive accounting system.
By Anthony Hennen
Party establishment scrambles to prevent Mastriano nomination
Republican party leaders encourage voters to choose Barletta.
By Kyle Sammin
More crime, fewer riders, bigger financial problem for Philadelphia public transit
State Senate committee addresses criticism of SEPTA, including from the Transport Workers Union.
By Anthony Hennen
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Lou Barletta picks up key endorsements
Jake Corman leaves the race, says Barletta is the only candidate who can beat Josh Shapiro.
By Isaac Avilucea
Beth Ann Rosica: The path to victory in Pennsylvania
Which candidate for lieutenant governor has distinguished herself — and can help a Republican ticket win in November?
By Beth Ann Rosica
Jim McErlane: Ukraine needs America’s help
History raises the question: If Russia can take Ukraine, what is to stop it from taking more? And if it does, what do we do about it?
By Jim McErlane
Citizens battle for open records after Montgomery County proposed thousands in fees
Montgomery County says it is a model for providing transparent Right-to-Know Law requests. Two Delaware Valley citizens argue otherwise in court.
By Todd Shepherd
Kyle Sammin: Pennsylvania needs ranked-choice voting
In Pennsylvania’s current system, only the first choice matters. But that does not capture the complete picture of each voter’s sentiments.
By Kyle Sammin
Pennsylvania funding for education up 40 percent since 2000
Far from being “notoriously underfunded,” Pennsylvania public schools receive more funding per student than most schools in the nation.
By Anthony Hennen