The debate over unclaimed property contrasts with the race’s earlier focus on national political flashpoints.

Several Republican state senators expressed concerns about using public funds to pay for the services of private lobbyists.

The idea of the proposed agriculture innovation funding is to create a grant program that enhances efficiency and saves labor for farmers.

Counties must report how they spent tens of millions of dollars they received in the first rounds of opioid settlement payments.

Pennsylvania pays property owners when their land is taken for public use projects, but farmers want expanded assessments to determine agricultural land values.

Despite calls for legislative clarity on Pennsylvania’s 2019 law that introduced voting by mail, partisan disagreements have stalled progress, leading to a surge in litigation over executive actions and voter registration procedures.

With the help of millions of dollars in federal funding, Pennsylvania has plugged more oil and gas wells in the last year and a half than it did in the past decade.

Unlike his predecessor, Gov. Josh Shapiro has the benefit of a Democratic-led state House and a state Senate where attitudes appear to be shifting.

A Spotlight PA analysis reveals the program has funds to help more than 3,000 homeowners.

Under the settlement, officials overseeing Pa.’s court system will encourage all county courts to adopt an anti-discrimination policy for opioid use disorder medications.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro received $1,650 in event tickets and catering from prominent lobbyist Michael Brunelle, despite his ban on executive branch employees accepting such gifts.

A Spotlight PA / Votebeat investigation found that flawed claims fueled a backlash against a tool intended to make voter rolls more accurate.

Under a new Pennsylvania budget proposal, $4 million could potentially wipe out $400 million of medical debt for the state’s poorest citizens.

The $48.3 billion plan represents a departure for first-term Gov. Josh Shapiro, who last year proposed to keep spending relatively flat.

Billions of dollars are coming to states to help them respond to the opioid epidemic, but Pennsylvania’s drug paraphernalia law is creating conflict.