With similar perspectives on the issues, the forum offered an opportunity for voters to get to know each candidate.
By Linda Stein
Report: Philadelphia short $17,000 per taxpayer
(The Center Square) – Philadelphia carries the third-highest tax burden in the nation, meaning it’s short on its bills by […]
Shapiro proposes $53.3B budget for FY27; Draws battle lines heading into 2026 elections
Gov. Josh Shapiro delivered his 2026-27 budget proposal in an 84-minute address before a joint session of the state House […]
Grow PA becomes popular scholarship program in its first year
Soon after State Senator Scott Martin (R-Lancaster) spearheaded the creation of the Grow PA Scholarship Grant Program, it got an […]
Faster, smarter and more realistic: Power grid charts path forward for AI
(The Center Square) – Power grid planners continue to grapple with how to integrate new data centers onto the grid […]
Two former employees accuse Pennsylvania Game Commission of toxic, retaliatory work culture
Records and rulings suggest HR practices criticized by former employees surfaced elsewhere at the commission.
By Todd Shepherd
Fifteen days that turned into 500 — and changed education forever
Broad + Liberty to host screening of ‘15 DAYS,’ documentary on the extended school closures
After Supreme Court Title IX arguments, Great Valley School District faces federal investigation
The day after the Supreme Court heard arguments in two landmark cases on the issue of boys competing in girls […]
Upper Darby GOP prepares for the next election cycle
The Upper Darby GOP welcomed its new leaders Saturday morning at a breakfast at Station Tap in Drexel Hill. Nick […]