Josh Shapiro
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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.
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Here Are 5 Key Plans Included in Gov. Josh Shapiro’s First Budget
During his first budget speech before a joint General Assembly, Gov. Shapiro proposed increasing the state’s investment in its workers, businesses, and students.
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Norfolk Southern Will Pay Pennsylvania $7M for Damages From Train Derailment and Chemical Burn, Shapiro Says
According to Gov. Shapiro, the funds will cover the cost of the response and recovery for state agencies, fire departments, and business and residents in Beaver and Lawrence counties.
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Shapiro to Propose Tax Break For Police Officers, Teachers, and Nurses
Gov. Shapiro plans to propose a three-year tax credit incentive for newly certified teachers, cops, and nurses in the commonwealth when he unveils his budget plan next week.
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Health Resource Center Opening in Beaver County For Residents Impacted by Ohio Train Wreck
The health resource center will open Tuesday in the Darlington Township Building for residents affected by the fiery train wreck earlier this month. It will be open through March 10.
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Pa. House Passes Child Sex Abuse Bills That the GOP-Controlled Senate May Not Even Consider
After years of delays and administrative mistakes, legislation giving victims of childhood sexual abuse legal recourse against their abusers passed the House Friday. The measure, championed by House Speaker Mark Rozzi, now heads to the Senate where it faces pushback from Republicans.

























