McCormick said he knows Fetterman to be “authentic, decent, principled, and a fighter."

Despite clear and growing demand for solar energy in the Keystone State, the political will to meet it has yet to catch up.

Philadelphia Republicans are organizing a write-in campaign that could allow Patrick Dugan to run as the GOP nominee in November if he loses the Democratic primary against Larry Krasner.

Robert Prevost's internet history shows a mix of tweets against JD Vance and Donald Trump's policies, but also Snoopy memes. As the first pope with a Twitter history, the internet is reading it all.

Council's moves are the latest examples of the dramatic shift in City Hall’s approach to the open-air drug market in Kensington.

The three best-funded Republican candidates in the race for governor debated over issues including affordable housing, funding Planning Parenthood, and segregated schools before the June 10 primary.

Gov. Josh Shapiro said Sen. John Fetterman and his family are the best judges of the senator's health amid scrutiny of the Pennsylvania Democrat.

The act will empower the city's Department of Labor to enforce existing worker protection laws on wage theft, paid sick leave, and domestic worker rights.

Montgomery County Democrat Madeleine Dean and FBI Director Kash Patel had a tense exchange during a congressional hearing.

Following the New York Magazine article, former staffers said Fetterman has avoided basic duties of being Pa.’s senator. “It’s pretty impossible to overstate how disengaged he is,” one said.

Voters in Lower Merion and Tredyffrin are suing to find the source of threatening letters they recevied before the election.

Running elections in Pennsylvania's third-most-populous county, Neil Makhija said he’s seen the slippery slope from election misinformation to political violence.

Underfunded districts like William Penn and Pottstown are facing budget cuts and shortfalls and some say increases in state aid aren't coming quickly enough.

The bill passed Wednesday — which is likely to die in the Republican-controlled state Senate — would also expunge and vacate certain marijuana-related convictions.

Some on Council fear the mayor wants to spend too much on the Housing Opportunities Made Easy program. Others fear she wants to spend the money on the wrong programs.