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  • Are gas prices impacting your household budget?

    Plus: What Pa. leaders can (and can’t) do when ICE comes to town Share with a friend Here’s a list you don’t want to be on: according to a new report, Pennsylvania ranks among the top states for online scam losses. Pennsylvanians reported about $400 million in losses from online scams to the FBI in…


  • Why Scranton’s St. Patty’s Day parade is such a big deal

    Plus: Fun things to do outdoors this spring Share with a friend It’s Feelgood Friday. And I suspect there’s going to be a whole lot of people wearing green and feeling good in Scranton tomorrow as Saturday marks Parade Day in The Electric City—the day of the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. The parade is…


  • Potato pizza and coal country history at this Pa. pizzeria

    Plus: South Philly’s Angelo’s Pizzeria is expanding Share with a friend I have a favor to ask: If you ever hear me complaining about my job, please bash me over the head with a pizza peel and then remind me of the wonderful day I spent at Ferri’s Pizza learning the history behind the 90-year-old…


  • Penn State commits to fair faculty union election

    Plus, Janelle Stelson rolls out anti-corruption agenda in race against Scott Perry Share with a friend Good afternoon everyone,  It’s Thursday, March 12, and welcome back to another edition of the Keystone Labor Report.  In today’s newsletter, we are going to take a quick look at the unionizing efforts at Penn State University and recap…


  • Pa.’s allergy season is getting longer

    Plus: This very NEPA pizza is a Lenten favorite Share with a friend New look, who dis? Welcome to the refreshed, redesigned Keystone newsletter. We hope you like it. The new look is just one of the ways we’re trying to serve you better in 2026.  Between the midterm elections, affordability issues impacting Pennsylvanians, the…


  • 5 fun things to do in Pa.

    Plus: Latest on Bucks County men held in NYC terrorism plot Share with a friend Editor’s note: Tuesday’s Keystone newsletter failed to send due to a technical issue on our end. We apologize for any inconvenience. Oil prices soared as high as nearly $120 a barrel late Sunday before falling closer to $85 by Wednesday…


  • 📉 Bresnahan caught lying about how he handles stock trades

    Plus, how billionaire Jeffrey Yass plays the long game with AG Dave Sunday Share with a friend It’s Tuesday, March 10 and welcome back to another edition of the Keystone Labor Report.  I hope everyone is taking the time to enjoy some of this nice weather that’s hanging out over the next few days.  Just…


  • Pa. landowners fighting back against AI data centers

    Plus: What Pa. item would you put in a time capsule for America’s 250th? Share with a friend Angry local opposition has sprouted across Pennsylvania against dozens of the behemoth AI data centers tech firms are building amid fears of rising electricity costs and irreparable damage to their communities. Although advances in artificial intelligence are…


  • This weekend: Celebrate Pa.’s history-making women

    Plus: The Pa. brewery tour voted No. 1 in the US, again Share with a friend We’re opening this Feelgood Friday edition of the newsletter by looking ahead to Sunday, which is International Women’s Day—an ideal day to celebrate the trailblazing Pennsylvania women who have made history on a number of fronts, stretching back to…


  • Pa. ⛽ prices surge one week into Trump’s war with Iran

    Plus, Fetterman lashes out at reporter for doing his job Share with a friend Good afternoon everyone,    It’s March 5, 2026, and welcome to another edition of the Keystone Labor Report.  One of the things that has always stuck with me since studying geography and geopolitics in college is how conflicts on local and…