Pennsylvania news
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Allegheny County officials tell Pa. lawmakers that building alone won’t fix housing shortage
The e county lost more than 44,000 apartments between 2019 and 2024 where the monthly rent was less than $1,000.
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Study warns of electricity shortages unless supply keeps pace with data center growth
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission engaged a national energy consulting firm for the report.
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For Pennsylvania voters, abortion rights are personal and political
Abortion and reproductive rights remain important issues for Pennsylvania voters, with new polling showing broad support for protecting reproductive health care access. For some, the issue is also deeply personal.
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US Supreme Court ruling ‘provides much-need finality’ on mail voting in Pa.
Election staff are also prohibited from participating in prediction market trading related to election outcomes.
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Trump tariffs hit Pennsylvania with $11 billion cost since 2025
The National Taxpayers Union Foundation’s State Tariffs Tracker found that the per-household equivalent of the additional executive tariffs on imports into the state amounts to $2,016 more for Pennsylvanians than what tariffs cost in 2024 before Trump took office.
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Judge refers Philadelphia district attorney to federal prosecutors for investigation
In a memorandum referring the matter for “investigation and other appropriate action” the judge said “troubling” activity by Larry Krasner and Matthew Stiegler was uncovered during recent evidentiary hearings into how the DA’s office handled a case.
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Haitian pastor detained by ICE after traffic stop for broken headlight
About 50 of Augustave’s supporters gathered Monday morning at CASA’s offices on Roosevelt Avenue in York to rally for Augustave’s release from ICE detention.
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Neshaminy Mall is closing soon. Demolition set to start in December
Bucks County’s first shopping mecca, the Neshaminy Mall, is set close before the end of the year, two years after it was purchased with plans for large-scale redevelopment.
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Lake Pennsylvania? Erie leaders oppose changing another Great Lake name
A southeastern Pennsylvania legislator, who lives more than five hours from Erie County, wants to rename the Great Lake it borders.
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Trump says $500 will go to ACA recipients in 30 states, but not in Pa.
The funds announced by Trump are only flowing into states that use the federal insurance marketplace for their ACA programs. Pennsylvania runs its own marketplace.
