Sean Kitchen is the Keystone’s political correspondent, based in Harrisburg. Sean is originally from Philadelphia and spent five years working as a writer and researcher for Pennsylvania Spotlight.
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Working Families Party wins two Philly City Council seats
Tuesday’s victory is historic for the Working Families Party because this upcoming year will be the first time since the 1950s that a Republican hasn’t served on Philadelphia City Council.
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Daniel McCaffery defeats Carolyn Carluccio for PA Supreme Court
Reproductive rights advocates scored a major victory in Pennsylvania after Democratic candidate Daniel McCaffery defeated Republican Carolyn Carluccio in a race for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday.
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Fetterman secures funding for William Way LGBT Center in Philadelphia
US Sen. John Fetterman’s office announced on Friday that the Pennsylvania Democrat secured $1 million in funding for the William Way LGBT Community Center.
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Amtrak riders in Pennsylvania to see major upgrades thanks to Biden’s infrastructure law
Pennsylvania residents who use passenger rail throughout the commonwealth are going to see improvements on Amtrak’s Keystone and Pennsylvanian lines.
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Pennsylvania House lawmakers hold hearing on legalizing recreational marijuana
Democrats on the House Health Committee in Harrisburg on Wednesday began the long and drawn out process of legalizing recreational adult-use cannabis for residents throughout the commonwealth by hosting an informational hearing on the topic.
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Speaker McClinton and criminal justice advocates looking to change PA’s pardon process
Pennsylvania House Speaker Joanna McClinton introduced House Bill 1410 and spoke in favor of the constitutional amendment in front of the House Judiciary Committee.
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Casey introduces legislation to protect children from unsafe work violations
Child labor violations have almost doubled since 2019 according to a recent report by the US Dept. of Labor (DOL).
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Southwestern PA receives federal grant to establish green building supply chain
The Green Building Alliance, a non-profit organization based in Pittsburgh, was awarded a $500,000 grant funded through President Joe Biden’s landmark Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, US Sens. Bob Casey and John Fetterman announced on Thursday.
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Scott Perry was “central” in 2020 election scheme, says former Trump White House aide
“I would implore him to go under oath to dispute whether or not he asked for a pardon, or whether he thinks he did anything wrong,” Hutchinson said.
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The anti-abortion Republican billionaire trying to buy a Supreme Court seat in PA
Yass has funded several groups and candidates who oppose reproductive freedom, including Carluccio, who has been endorsed by the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation, a group that wants to criminalize abortions in all cases.






















