Cohen Wins Lehigh County Judicial Election By 5 Votes

Cohen won by five votes, according to the initial certification by the county Election Board. Before today.

Nat Gas Fees Generate $234M As GOP Targets Dems Over Energy Policy

The money funds infrastructure, emergency response and environmental programs.

WATERGATE At 50: Imprint Of Watergate Isn't All Negative

Watergate helped pull back the curtain that previously concealed much of the regulatory state by opening up the government to more scrutiny.

EPA Issues New Drinking Water Health Advisories: See PA Impacts

PFAS "forever chemicals" are even more dangerous than previously believed, authorities say.

WATERGATE At 50: It's Time To Disclose Federal Contractors' Political Contributions

The justification for a contractor contribution ban is that public officials might be tempted to trade contracts for favors.

GOP Voter Registration Guru Scott Presler Brings His Magic To Bucks County

Conservative activist Scott Presler called Bucks County an “all-important bellwether” district that predicted presidential winners in past.

First Post-Primary Poll Shows Shapiro, Fetterman Leading Top PA Races

If the latest polls are any indication, Republicans Doug Mastriano and Dr. Mehmet Oz have their work cut out for them.

PODCAST: Montco Chair Liz Havey Says DelVal GOP Will Back Mastriano In November

Liz Preate Havey takes time out of her (incredibly) busy day to talk Montgomery County politics, election security and November’s elections.

Montco GOP Chair Liz Havey Is Bullish About The November Election

It's a good thing Montgomery County Republican Chairwoman Liz Preate Havey is not holding her breath.

Biden Adresses AFL-CIO In Philly, Blames Ongoing Inflation On GOP

President Biden said he has a plan to bring down inflation, but Republicans won’t let him execute it.

WATERGATE At 50: Watergate To NBA Champs — Say It Ain't So, Larry

When NBA owners sought in 1975 to hire a new commissioner, it made sense to select a savvy, politically connected Washington insider.

WATERGATE At 50: Dirty Tricks Have Just Gotten More Sophisticated

Dirty tricksters in politics have become more adept at hiding what they are doing.

‘Enough Is Enough:' GOP Legislators Target Philly DA Krasner For Impeachment

A group of state House Republicans announced they are launching an effort to impeach progressive DA Larry Krasner.

President Biden's In Town — What Would You Like To Say To Him?

We put that question to politicos, pundits, and just plain folks across the Delaware Valley.

GIORDANO: Krasner Is The Sam Hinke Of Crime Fighting

Gun violence on South Street has garnered international attention and raised troubling questions for Mayor Jim Kenney and DA Larry Krasner.

After Shapiro's Success, Dems Across U.S. ‘Meddling' In GOP Primaries

A new and potentially influential force is emerging in Republican primaries across the country.

WATERGATE At 50: The Security Guard Who Brought Down A President

Frank Wills savored his 15 minutes of fame. But the celebrity treatment took its toll.

DelVal Residents, Pols React To Televised January 6 Committee Hearing

Area residents and politicians shared their reactions to the hearing.

Does Tutoring + Culturally Relevant Lessons + Double Math Periods = Math Proficiency?

“Connecting math to the real world makes it real for them,” Brentley said.

As He Heads For The Exit, Philly Schools Chief Hite Reflects On His 10-Year Tenure

William Hite will step down on June 15. ‘I have so many proud moments in the district,’ he said, as he acknowledged challenges.

A ‘Tidal Wave' In Psychology: Advocates Call On Lawmakers To Approve Psilocybin Treatment

“I lost my family. I lost my business. I was one day from being homeless at one point,” Keller said. “And I was a drug addict.”

Budget Mavens Browne And Saylor's Reelection Losses Not A Factor In Negotiations, Experts Say

This budget season will be the last for a trio of venerable Republican budget negotiators leaving office this year.

FERGUSON: Towamencin Officials Presented Fishy Numbers To Public To Push Sewer Sale

The Towamencin Board of Supervisors has voted 4-1 to sell their sewer system to NextEra Energy for over $115 million.

Adapting To Reliance On Imports Of Battery Metals Is Dangerous

The Biden administration is balking at endorsing changes in mining regulations.

Dems Circulate ‘Sedition Free Pennsylvania' Legislation On Eve Of January 6 Hearing

If you were at the riot at the U.S. Capitol building on January 6, 2021, two Philadelphia Democrats are coming for you.

Fetterman And Oz Sparring Already

Democratic candidate John Fetterman, Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz, and their allies are fielding ads attacking each other.

PA Senate Passes Bill That Would Allow Destruction Of Illegal ATVs

Some cities across Pennsylvania deal with illegal riding of ATVs and dirt bikes on city streets. The bill would authorize their destruction.

PA Baby Formula Maker Gets Another $8.25M From State

Pennsylvania has now invested $10 million in ByHeart, ​the first new federally-approved U.S. formula maker in 15 years.

LOMBORG: How To Alleviate The Looming Global Hunger Crisis

A global food crisis is looming, so policymakers everywhere need to think hard about how to make food cheaper and more plentiful.

Southeast PA Key Battlefield In National GOP's Hopes To Flip House

Republicans only need five more seats to win control of the House. And they could pick up two of them in southeast Pennsylvania.

Dems Want To ‘Doctor' Oz's Name

“Is there a doctor in the House?” is an old cliche. But U.S. Rep. Susan Wild wants to keep one out of the Senate.

Upper Darby Township Council Fires Mayor's Top Administrative Officer In 6-5 Vote

A narrow majority of the Upper Darby Township Council succeeded in ousting the mayor's chief administrative officer, Vince Rongione.

GRAHAM: Are Democrats Doomed?

Crime is rising, parents are fleeing public schools and COVID is still infecting thousands every day.

Putin Bans Brian Fitzpatrick From Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin is known to have a long list of enemies. So long, it reaches all the way to Bucks County, Pa.

PA Kohl's Stores Face Possible New Ownership

PA Kohl's stores may be in store for a change as the brand is currently in exclusive negotiations with a new owner.

Gov. Wolf Tests Positive For COVID-19 For Second Time

"I’m grateful that I recently got my second vaccine booster," the governor said.

PODCAST: Want To Stop Gun Crime? Craig Williams Says Start Busting Gun Criminals

State Rep. Craig Williams says if Philly D.A. Larry Krasner won’t put gun criminals behind bars, someone else should.

The Fairness Act Has Bipartisan Support. So What's Holding It Up In Harrisburg? | Analysis

The Fairness Act would enshrine protections for LGBTQ Pennsylvanians in state law.

PA To Start Citing Unlicensed Recovery Houses This Week

As of June 1, there were 32 fully licensed recovery houses across the commonwealth with 106 applications under review, the agency said.

Mass Balloon Releases Could Soon Be Outlawed In PA

Gender reveal parties and other celebrations that let off hundreds of balloons take a devastating toll on wildlife and the environment.