The Senate’s long day of voting has churned toward evening, as Republican leaders grasp for ways to shore up support for President Donald Trump’s big bill of tax breaks and spending cuts.

Representatives from AFSCME District Council 33 and Mayor Cherelle Parker's administration resumed talks Monday night to avert the first major city worker strike since 1986.

“I’ve already missed our entire trip to the beach," Fetterman said as the Senate continues to debate President Donald Trump's budget bill.

Pennsylvania won't be able afford the cost of federal food assistance if Trump's tax and spending plan becomes reality, Shapiro said.

Democrats in Harrisburg are pushing for an end to the corporate tax loophole as part of ongoing budget negotiations.

The announcement sets up the potential for a crowded race to fill his seat in 2026.

Medicaid insures one in four Pennsylvania residents, and it is poised for cuts under President Donald Trump’s first major policy package, “The Big Beautiful Bill."

Budget talks this year are especially challenging in the politically split legislature, as the state faces a $5.5 billion budget gap, with spending set to outpace revenue.

Negotiating major international acquisitions is not in the job description for a Senate president pro tempore, but her personal connection to Pittsburgh's steel industry led her to fight for the deal.

The Republican sheriff in the Democratic-led county has pursued a partnership with ICE and feuded with commissioners. Here's what you need to know about Bucks County's Fred Harran.

A few scuffles broke out between protesters and supporters of Israel, but police quickly intervened.

“A resident undoubtedly enjoys the right to appropriately criticize his local borough government officials under the First Amendment without fear of government censure,” Judge Mark A. Kearney said.

A conservative majority left open the possibility that the birthright citizenship changes could remain blocked nationwide.

Pennsylvania children of some immigrant couples could be 'stateless' without further court action if President Donald Trump's executive order takes effect in 30 days.

The lawsuit centers primarily on a segment in which Watters claimed the Democratic governor lied about a conversation with Trump ahead of the president's move to deploy the National Guard.