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During arguments Wednesday, a lawyer for the Allegheny County Elections Bureau said ballots were ready to be printed, machines have been tested and most of the polling places and elections workers have been lined up for early February.

It appears a package of proposed constitutional amendments passed by the Pennsylvania Senate isn't going anywhere in the House right now.

Pa. House Speaker Mark Rozzi chose Allentown Rep. Peter Schweyer to be part of a small, bipartisan work group trying to end partisan gridlock.

Mark Rozzi, who represents a Reading area district, was elected as speaker on Tuesday, breaking a deadlock caused by the two parties' photo finish results in the November election.

It seems like we got a little cocky. Pennsylvania as a whole was feeling a bit smug as we watched the U.S. House of Representatives unravel like a frayed blanket amid the attempt to do the very baseline first steps of setting up for the 118th Congress. “Ha,” we said

Republican legislators in South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Alaska are pushing back against the hard right much more forcefully than Kevin McCarthy.

Within a week of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives choosing a surprise speaker to lead, the sense of support and unity is already fading. The House Republican who nominated Speaker Mark Rozzi, D-Temple, to serve in a closely divided House has now called on him to “immediately resign.” Rozzi, from Temple, was a Democrat when […]

 A new report in Pennsylvania estimates opening a two-year litigation window for survivors of childhood sexual abuse to file civil claims against public schools could cost taxpayers as much as $32 billion. The Susquehanna Valley Center for Public Policy published its analysis Tuesday – citing data from a national study – in which it suggested claims against […]

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HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s closely divided state House has recessed indefinitely, throwing the chamber’s agenda, including a number of far-reaching constitutional amendments, into limbo.