New COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters Target Omicron: What To Know In PA

Unlike other vaccine boosters, the new shot is specifically designed to protect against the widespread omicron variant.

New Suit Filed In Maze Of DELCORA Litigation

The suit argues that a previous contract signed in 1973 says Chester must agree to a sale.

Fetterman Acknowledges Health Challenges Linger, Declines U.S. Senate Debate

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Lt. Gov. John Fetterman released a statement suggesting he’s not yet healthy enough to debate.

TESSLER: Why Oz Is The Better Choice If You Care About Israel

I had the opportunity to attend a recent forum devoted solely to the topic of Israel and the Middle East.

Make PA 'Florida Of The North,' Mastriano Says, Channeling DeSantis

From how to handle elections to pandemic response, school choice, and critical race theory, Doug Mastriano sees the south as a north star.

GIORDANO: Krasner Will Be Impeached

After the events of the past week, I feel even better about the odds of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner being impeached.

PGA Tour's Mafia-Style Demands For Golfer “Loyalty” Prompts Federal Antitrust Investigation, Lawsuit

Under tour commissioner Jay Monahan, the PGA has been embroiled in controversy and with no end in sight.

Some PA Residents Will Receive Checks For Rent, Property Tax

Rebate checks are going out in the mail for some Pennsylvanians.

Pandemic Sign Language Use Earns PA National Accolades

In the midst of crisis, Pennsylvania COVID-19 briefings were among the most accessible in the nation, a new study found.

PA COVID Metrics Dropping: Latest Numbers, Mask Recommendations

PA made some progress in its battle against COVID-19, according to the CDC. Here's where the state stands.

Corman: Fetterman Brought ‘Chaos' To State Senate

Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman believes the couple of days of chaos highlight the disposition of the Democratic nominee.

ELUND: Killing Of Al-Qaeda Leader Shouldn't Obscure Some Hard Questions

Kudos to the U.S. intelligence community for doing the detailed work needed to locate a single individual in the Afghanistan/Pakistan region

Montco State Rep. Stephens Challenged By Newcomer Cerrato

State Rep. Todd Stephens has not been shy about hitting out against Republicans at the top of the ticket.

Vote To Defund Library Latest Battle Over Age-Appropriate Content For Kids

The unusual move is part of a national debate between parents and public officials over where to draw the line on sexually-explicit content.

So Far Democrats Shun Debates In Statewide Races

Despite offers to debate from the Republican candidates running for governor and U.S. senator, their Democratic opponents have yet to accept

GOP's Mastriano Targets Shapiro, Biden At Delco Rally

About 200 enthusiastic supporters packed Gatsby's Bar and Restaurant in Aston to listen to state Sen. Doug Mastriano.

GIDLEY: New Bipartisan PA Law Bans ‘Zuckerbucks,' But Voters Still Vulnerable

It is a politically charged and divisive time in America. So, it's rare when elected officials from both sides of the aisle come together.

DelVal Dems Cheer Biden Debt Bailout, GOP Calls It Unfair

Delaware Valley officials and candidates had mixed reactions to President Joe Biden's plan.

What You Need To Know About Biden's $300B College Debt Bailout Plan

Here are some basics about the Biden proposal.

WISSMAN: PA Prospers With A Strong Energy Economy

To help boost supply, as well as bolster our economy and energy leadership, are policies that encourage investment in energy explorations.

‘Forever Chemicals’ In PA Water: New Research Offers Hope

Pennsylvania is home to many polluters of PFAS, the chemicals associated with cancer and other serious health issues.

Near Drought Conditions Expand In PA Despite Heavy Rains

"Abnormally dry" conditions persist in much of Pennsylvania despite the recent burst of heavy rain.

Employees At 24 PA Nursing Homes To Strike

"(We) brought COVID home to our families...one of our coworkers even died. Yet they can’t even offer us healthcare," one employee said.

Biden Cancels Some Student Loan Debt: What It Means For PA Residents

Student advocates say it's not nearly enough, but it still marks largest federal forgiveness of student loans in history.

Six Months After Russia's Invasion, Western Nations Still Learning Its Lessons

Now that the war is entering its sixth month, there are four lessons that Western policymakers should accept.

County Election Officials Upset Over Proposed Voter Registration Form

The development is just the latest in the continuing fallout from Act 77.

Whatever Happened To The ‘Inflation Reduction Act?'

A new NBC News poll released Sunday found 74 percent of Americans believe the country is on the wrong track.

Philly DA Plays Defense As House Committee Seeks Info

Larry Krasner’s lawyers also object to those subpoenas because they “don’t serve a proper legislative purpose.”

Pa. Snags $7.85M From Feds To Help Farmers Fight Climate Change | Tuesday Morning Coffee

‘Climate change is presenting serious challenges to the farmers who feed us and feed our economy,’ Ag. Secretary Russell Redding said.

Raises, Bonuses And More: Philly School District Outlines Its Recruitment And Retention Plan

The average teacher salary will be about $82,000 in the state’s largest school district this year, an official said.

From Crudité To Swipes Over An Allowance, Trolling Has Become A U.S. Senate Campaign Staple

But their approaches have led to different results in the race to replace retiring GOP U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey.

Philadelphia DA Krasner Rejects Subpoena By House Panel Investigating Crime Surge

Krasner called the House inquiry “wholly illegitimate” and an anti-democratic attempt to override the will of Philadelphia voters.

State Officials Ask For Public Input On Draft Water Resources Plan

The draft plan also makes recommendations to the Legislature, calling for the establishment of water well-drilling construction standards.

Trump 'Regrets' Picking Dr. Oz In PA As Populism Booms: Report

While traditional Republicans have been afforded a tepid reception, hardline MAGA candidates are winning out.

Here's How Much PA's Life Expectancy Declined In 2020 Amid Pandemic

The statistics provide an unsurprising but precise picture of the pandemic's toll. Details:

Report: Bucks County Dem Operative Overrode Top Doc's COVID Guidance

A trail leads back to a longtime Democratic operative currently embedded in county government.

Montco Dems Choose New Party Chief As November Nears

As Montgomery County Democrats confront a challenging environment, they have selected a new chair to guide them.

Fetterman Touts $1 Million Campaign Boost Amid Oz's 'Crudite' Video

Oz's use of a French dish in a campaign video has apparently sparked an influx of donations to his opponent.

PA Pols Say Climate Bill Will Cut Energy Costs. Experts Say ‘No'

In other words, there are no savings until ratepayers do some spending.

DELCO Council Approves Upgrade Of Public Safety Radio System

The three-year upgrade will increase the ability of various agencies to work and communicate together.