2025 will start with a 3.5% pay raise for Pennsylvania's governor, lawmakers and judges
State lawmakers, judges and top executive branch officials will get a heftier increase than the average Pennsylvanian saw ...
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PennDOT: Enforcement efforts about saving lives, not about issuing tickets
Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike) this week came together to remind drivers ...
Narrow margin between Trump and Harris in 2024 sets up New Hampshire as 2028 battleground
The primary was under siege in the last election cycle. However, looking at the 2024 election and ahead of 2028, there are ...
Leslie Richards led SEPTA for 5 years as general manager. Here’s what she thinks she got right.
Leslie S. Richards, former Montgomery County commissioner and state transportation secretary, became general manager of SEPTA ...
Democrats in Pennsylvania had a horrible 2024 election. They say it’s still a swing state
The drubbing Democrats took in Pennsylvania in this year’s election has prompted predictable vows to rebound, but it has also ...
Who will Democrats look to in 2028? Here are 7 options
Kamala Harris is so far leading the pack for the 2028 Democratic nomination, with Gavin Newsom, Josh Shapiro and others on ...
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Rare ‘flex’ puts off SEPTA crisis, annoys Republicans
Billy Penn delves into the backstory to Gov. Shapiro’s surprise budget move, and what it will mean in 2025 and beyond.
Area schools net $3.5M in safety and mental health grants
Schools across the region have received a combined total of more than $3.5 million in safety and mental health grants from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency’s School Safety and ...
💰 Can Harrisburg save SEPTA? | Morning Newsletter
State lawmakers will spend the next months working to help SEPTA avoid a fiscal crisis. Plus, taste historic dishes at a ...
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Shapiro, Penn trustee, announces $153 million in funding to transit system serving Penn students
The funding comes after a months-long struggle for federal support of SEPTA, though the organization already approved a 7.5% fare increase to take effect on Dec. 1.