Two years after cabinet secretary’s resignation, administration appeals transparency rulings rather than release emails and metadata showing how it handled the allegations.
By Todd Shepherd
State budget impasse ends as Governor Shapiro signs $50.1B spending bill
Months past the deadline, Pennsylvania has a budget at last.
By Steve Ulrich
Fiscal fallout: Pennsylvania funding has spiked 64% under last two governors
(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania’s annual budget has ballooned by nearly 64 percent under Gov. Josh Shapiro and his predecessor, […]
Frank Ryan: Pennsylvania and New Jersey’s race to the bottom
When a New Jersey politician looks to Pennsylvania as a model for policymaking, he’s in the middle of a fiscal […]
Ben Mannes: How Philly’s justice system failed Ellen Greenberg
The Ellen Greenberg case is a haunting Philadelphia mystery that has festered for over a decade, now cast in a […]
Trade group files complaint against Shapiro’s ad for Supreme Court retention candidates
In mid-October, the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association (PMA) formally requested that the Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board investigate campaign activities performed by […]
Christine Flowers: Judging the judges and there’s a lot to not like
My first job after graduating from law school was clerking for an appellate court judge. From 1987 to 1988, I […]
Shapiro speaks on his attacker’s guilty plea
(The Center Square) – Following a guilty plea from arsonist Cody Balmer for the April firebombing of his official residence […]