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PA Treasurer Stacy Garrity faces new scrutiny over role in spreading 2020 election lies

January 5, 2024

State Rep. Ryan Bizzarro wants to remind voters this cycle that PA Treasurer Stacy Garrity participated in rallies questioning Pennsylvania’s 2020 election results.

PA Treasurer Stacy Garrity faces new scrutiny over role in spreading 2020 election lies

Biden takes aim at high costs during State of the Union speech

March 8, 2024

Biden called on Congress to pass a mortgage relief credit that would give first-time homebuyers an annual tax credit of up to $5,000 a year for two years. He also endorsed legislation to build and renovate roughly 2 million homes and vowed to crack down on “big landlords who break antitrust laws by price-fixing and…

Biden takes aim at high costs during State of the Union speech

‘Not feeding people is not an option’: How Pa. communities are stepping up to help SNAP recipients

October 30, 2025

Some 2 million low-income Pennsylvanians enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program won’t be receiving their benefits for November due to the ongoing federal government shutdown. Food banks and community organizations across the state are stepping up to help those in need.

‘Not feeding people is not an option’: How Pa. communities are stepping up to help SNAP recipients

Bucks County has a rich ‘haunted’ history. Do you know these local ghost stories?

October 27, 2025

Some of America’s first rich and powerful families spent time in Bucks County. It was also a stronghold for the Quaker community, which provided sanctuary for runaway slaves using the Underground Railroad.

Bucks County has a rich ‘haunted’ history. Do you know these local ghost stories?

It’s time to retire the Pennsylvania Society

December 4, 2023

Saturday’s rally outside the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association’s Pennsylvania Society luncheon at the Metropolitan Club in Midtown Manhattan proved one thing.

It’s time to retire the Pennsylvania Society

Clean Water for Erie: Biden Infrastructure Law to Fund Lead Pipe Removal

September 7, 2023

The City of Erie will now be able to replace lead pipes thanks to $30 million in federal funding.

Clean Water for Erie: Biden Infrastructure Law to Fund Lead Pipe Removal

Weird PA: Who Needs a Ball When You Can Drop a 700-Pound Steel Mushroom?

December 21, 2023

From Peeps to Wrenches, PA Drops it All on NYE Share with a friend Welcome back to Weird Pennsylvania! If you have people in your life interested in stories about strange-but-true Pennsylvania history, debunked myths, and other odd ephemera regarding the commonwealth, please share this newsletter with them. And if you have ideas for weird…

Weird PA: Who Needs a Ball When You Can Drop a 700-Pound Steel Mushroom?

Small-town Pennsylvania hospital fights to stay afloat by launching GoFundMe

October 17, 2023

Bucktail Medical Center in Clinton County is struggling financially and has launched a GoFundMe campaign to keep its doors open for the immediate future.

Small-town Pennsylvania hospital fights to stay afloat by launching GoFundMe

As Pennsylvania housing costs soar, Biden wants to turn empty offices into housing

November 3, 2023

In Sept. 2020, the median home sale price in Pennsylvania was $230,400. As of Sept. 2023, that figure had risen to $274,900, a 19% increase, according to Redfin. Renters are also paying more in the commonwealth. In 2020, they paid an average of $684 per month for a one bedroom apartment. In 2023, they’re paying…

As Pennsylvania housing costs soar, Biden wants to turn empty offices into housing

Tapped Out: Pennsylvania’s Tap Water Ranks as Sixth Worst in the US

July 20, 2023

In a recent study, Pennsylvania’s tap water ranked as the sixth worst in the nation, with 33% of the state’s rivers and streams failing to meet water quality standards.

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