PA legislature wrestles with how to handle data center developments
State legislators in Harrisburg have largely resisted any comprehensive regulation, on data centers, instead focusing on piecemeal, largely bipartisan efforts.
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Pa. House passes $1.7B tax cut on electricity, reins in utility company profits
Pennsylvanians hit by soaring energy costs could soon see major relief on their utility bills. The Pennsylvania House passed a bipartisan measure to eliminate nearly $1.7 billion in electricity taxes and put a hard cap on utility company profits. House Republicans are calling it the largest tax cut in state history.
Proposal to establish paid family, medical leave for Pa. workers passes state Senate panel
Legislation to establish a statewide paid family and medical leave program advanced in the state Senate after passing the chamber’s Labor & Industry Committee with bipartisan support.
A moderate Democrat with a war chest faces a progressive grassroots campaign in Pa.’s 10th District
In Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District, a Democratic primary race between Janelle Stelson and Justin Douglas is highlighting two factions of the party, as the candidates vie for a chance to flip incumbent Rep. Scott Perry's (R) seat.
Pennsylvania governor candidate Stacy Garrity says GOP was correct to let health care tax credits expire
Stacy Garrity, the Republican frontrunner in Pennsylvania’s 2026 gubernatorial race, says congressional Republicans were “absolutely correct” to let the premium tax credits for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) expire.
Pennsylvania special election set after Republican Seth Grove resigns amid lobbying controversy
A special election in Pennsylvania has been scheduled on May 19 to fill the seat formerly held by state Rep. Seth Grove (R-York), who resigned last week while in the middle of ethics concerns.
Scott Perry baselessly claims federal law enforcement agencies are rife with ‘left-wing insurgents’
Last month, U.S. Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) baselessly claimed that several American law enforcement agencies are packed with liberal-leaning extremists that are impeding investigations.
Pa. House passes $1.7B tax cut on electricity, reins in utility company profits
Pennsylvanians hit by soaring energy costs could soon see major relief on their utility bills. The Pennsylvania House passed a bipartisan measure to eliminate nearly $1.7 billion in electricity taxes and put a hard cap on utility company profits. House Republicans are calling it the largest tax cut in state history.
Proposal to establish paid family, medical leave for Pa. workers passes state Senate panel
Legislation to establish a statewide paid family and medical leave program advanced in the state Senate after passing the chamber’s Labor & Industry Committee with bipartisan support.
A moderate Democrat with a war chest faces a progressive grassroots campaign in Pa.’s 10th District
In Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District, a Democratic primary race between Janelle Stelson and Justin Douglas is highlighting two factions of the party, as the candidates vie for a chance to flip incumbent Rep. Scott Perry's (R) seat.
Pennsylvania governor candidate Stacy Garrity says GOP was correct to let health care tax credits expire
Stacy Garrity, the Republican frontrunner in Pennsylvania’s 2026 gubernatorial race, says congressional Republicans were “absolutely correct” to let the premium tax credits for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) expire.
Pennsylvania special election set after Republican Seth Grove resigns amid lobbying controversy
A special election in Pennsylvania has been scheduled on May 19 to fill the seat formerly held by state Rep. Seth Grove (R-York), who resigned last week while in the middle of ethics concerns.
Scott Perry baselessly claims federal law enforcement agencies are rife with ‘left-wing insurgents’
Last month, U.S. Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) baselessly claimed that several American law enforcement agencies are packed with liberal-leaning extremists that are impeding investigations.
