Spotlight PA

Every registered voter in Pennsylvania has the option to cast a ballot by mail. Here’s everything you need to know about the process ahead of the Nov. 7 election.

Governor Shapiro’s administration seeks alternatives to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), amid concerns about job loss and higher energy prices, according to recently released emails.

Pennsylvanians will see candidates for state Supreme Court, municipal races, and more on the Nov. 7 general election ballot.

Rural Pennsylvania is expected to benefit from an expanded property tax rebate for older people and millions for agriculture.

Republicans are threatening to sue Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro over automatic voter registration, but the admin appears to be on solid legal ground.

Both Passover and prestige are on Pennsylvania lawmakers’ minds as they weigh moving the 2024 primary date.

As lawmakers weigh changing the date of the 2024 presidential primary, they are also considering additional voter ID requirements.

A political group almost entirely funded by Pennsylvania’s richest resident has contributed one out of every three dollars raised this year by candidates running in critical statewide judicial races.

Mike Vereb, Gov. Josh Shapiro’s former secretary of legislative affairs, was accused months ago by a fellow staffer of sexual harassment.

Pennsylvania’s latest budget gives $112 million to parks and forests, but the infrastructure backlog is $1.4 billion.

Hundreds of millions of dollars for the poorest schools, student mental health grants, and more are in limbo.

The bills would ban bots and restrict speculative ticketing, but consumer groups warn they could hurt concertgoers’ ability to buy and sell tickets on the secondary market.

The nonprofit newsroom seeks to revitalize investigative and public-service journalism in the greater Reading area.

Lawmakers and public officials can start lobbying their ex-colleagues within a year. A new bill would add another year to that ban.

The vacancy was created when progressive state Rep. Sara Innamorato resigned to focus on her run for Allegheny County executive.