Josh Shapiro
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Sen. Fetterman Endorses Neil Makhija for Montgomery County Commissioners Office
Makhija is running to become the first Asian American ever elected as County Commissioner in Montgomery County and Pennsylvania.
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4 Key Bills Pennsylvania House Democrats Have Passed so Far This Year
House Democrats used their spring session to help Pennsylvania workers, close the teacher shortage gap, and more. Here’s a look at four bills they’ve passed.
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Bill Protecting LGBTQ Pennsylvanians From Discrimination Passes Pa. House in Historic Vote
The Pennsylvania House made history Tuesday after passing the Fairness Act. The LGBTQ non-discrimination bill now advances to the Senate, and Gov. Shapiro wants it on his desk as soon as possible.
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27 New Jobs Coming to Lycoming County Thanks to Energy Company’s Expansion
Since taking over in January, Gov. Josh Shapiro has put an emphasis on Pennsylvania’s infrastructure. Last month, he announced $58 million for 157 new projects across the Keystone State.
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Pennsylvania Launches New Website Sharing Resources for Reproductive Care
In the wake of a Texas court ruling concerning medication abortions, Gov. Josh Shapiro launched a new website providing facts and information about legal abortions in the commonwealth.
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Pennsylvania Experienced a Record-High Number of Antisemitic Incidents Last Year
According to the Anti-Defamation League, reported incidents of antisemitism were up 65% in Pennsylvania for 2022.
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Death Toll at 7 in West Reading Chocolate Factory Explosion
Officials believe they have found all missing individuals from Friday’s deadly explosion.
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Community Members From Across PA Gather in Harrisburg to Urge Lawmakers to Take Steps to End Gun Violence
Anti-gun violence advocates raised their voices for reform at the state Capitol Thursday during the fifth March For Our Lives.
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As Trial Nears, Lawyers for Suspect in Tree of Life Massacre Cite Mental Health Issues
Robert Bowers has offered to plead guilty to killing 11 people in 2018 at the Pittsburgh synagogue in return for a life sentence, but prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
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Shapiro’s Picks for Attorney General, State Police Commissioner Approved by GOP-Controlled Senate
Michelle Henry will serve as the state’s Attorney General, finishing out Shapiro’s four-year elected term, and Christopher Paris will oversee the Pennsylvania State Police.
