“These guys don’t know how to govern,” Shapiro said Wednesday, describing his own leadership style in Pennsylvania as offering residents “calm” while he said the federal government “injects chaos.”

The USDA announced in March it would end the Local Food Purchase Agreement Program, which gives food banks money to purchase food directly from local farmers.

The main negotiators at the table with the Senate GOP, Gov. Josh Shapiro and House Majority Leader Matt Bradford (D., Montgomery) won't publicly draw a line in the sand over mass transit funding.

Krysta Sinclair Juris is the second chief of staff to leave John Fetterman's office in a little over a year.

Meuser, a Republican representing parts of Northeastern Pennsylvania in his fourth term, has been all-but-outright campaigning over the last six months.

Homeland Security secretary Kristi Noem said Sunday the list was "absolutely continuing to be used." Now it's been removed from the agency's website.

Republican Dave McCormick said he thought public support could have "hurt" Democrat John Fetterman amid scrutiny during televised debate between the Pa. senators.

In March, the Army Corps’ Baltimore office announced that 300 of its campsites on the 8,600-acre lake would be closed indefinitely due to “executive-order driven staffing shortages.”

Adams, Montour and Clarion Counties — all of which overwhelmingly supported President Donald Trump in 2024 — now have their federal funding at risk after being named to the noncompliance list.

Before this week, Fetterman had attended only one public event this year, and has faced criticism for being an absentee senator.

Philadelphia and other cities and counties in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware have been marked as sanctuary jurisdictions by the Department of Homeland Security.

He was executive director of Awbury Arboretum for a decade and helped establish the Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed Partnership in 2005.

Penn, Haverford, Swarthmore, and other Philly-area schools are grappling with a potential loss of international students amid a pause in visa interviews and other actions.

The decision appears to be in keeping with a long-professed belief by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that vaccines can cause autism, an assertion that has been proven false.

Pennsylvania is one of the last states in the region to ban the use of handheld devices while driving.