Josh Shapiro
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Josh Shapiro outlines what his first 100 days with a trifecta will look like
Raising the minimum wage, codifying abortion rights, and funding mass transit will be included in Gov. Josh Shapiro’s first 100 days with a legislative trifecta.
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Pa. legislative roundup: What lawmakers sent to Gov. Shapiro this week
And what bills he’s signed already.
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We asked, you answered: Do political ads impact how you feel about candidates?
The last lap of each presidential and midterm election cycle features one 30-second spot after another where Republicans and Democrats are hurling accusations at one another. But do they actually have an impact?
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Josh Shapiro makes pitch to union voters ahead of November’s election
Gov. Josh Shapiro is looking to increase support among union voters after carrying them by a 22-point-margin in the 2022 election.
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Shooting leaves 9 dead including suspect in Erie police say
Erie’s police chief said the suspect, a 45-year-old male, was related to seven of the victims in Friday’s shooting.
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Developing: Erie officials confirm 9 dead after shooting
Authorities said the suspected shooter was killed in the incident and that there was no threat to the public. More details will be provided at a press briefing Saturday at 4 p.m.
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Shapiro calls for abolishing death penalty; Garrity says she supports ‘the law that’s on the books’
Pa. law allows the death penalty, but there have been no executions since 1999.
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4 takeaways from the Shapiro-Garrity governor debate
Pennsylvania’s only gubernatorial debate between Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and Republican state Treasurer Stacy Garrity stayed civil and mostly cordial for the hour it lasted Oct. 7.
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What would you ask Pa.’s governor candidates?
With less than one month until Election Day, we asked Keystone newsletter readers what they’d ask Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and his challenger, Republican State Treasurer Stacy Garrity.
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Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak worsens with more than 1,000 confirmed cases
As Pennsylvania’s worst-in-the-nation measles outbreak continues to grow, a new report from the Philadelphia Inquirer contradicts claims from the Lancaster County coroner that the state health department never attempted to consult him regarding two measles-related deaths in August.
