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Pa. House bill sets efficiency standards for water fixtures, appliances

Pa. lawmakers in both chambers lament lack of consensus | News, Sports, Jobs

State Rep. Dan Frankel (D-Allegheny) had introduced the Fairness Act, to extend Pennsylvania’s anti-discrimination law to LGBTQ+ people, in every legislative

Voter ID proposal part of Pennsylvania House considerations over moving 2024 primary date

Pennsylvania lawmakers this week are considering expanding voter ID requirements as part of a larger proposal to change the date of the 2024 primary.

Pa. Capitol gridlock sparks protest

A month into the new legislative session, Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives remains closed. The gridlock comes amid bickering between and within parties.

Speaker Rozzi's Sweet Sixteen

Mark Rozzi needed every Democratic and at least three Republican votes to be named Speaker of the Pennsylvania House. Sixteen GOP members crossed the aisle.

Pennsylvania Lawmaker Wants to Qualify More Truck Stops for VGTs

Pennsylvania Rep. Seth Grove (R-York) represents the county where the dairy and convenience store company Rutter's calls home.

Rep. Mehaffie to introduce nuclear energy production expansion legislation

Campaign started to make Hershey's Kisses Pennsylvania's state candy

To build civic engagement, eight students and a Bucks County middle school teacher are pushing for Pennsylvania to pick its newest state symbol — the...

Price of Politics: Pa. legislature votes only 1/4 of all work days. What do they do when they're not in Harrisburg?

FOX43 asked the 45 state representatives and senators in the viewing area to provide calendars for their non-session work days. No one did.

For House Lawmaker Group Eager To Work Across The Aisle, Consolidation Equals Cooperation

Flickr A group of House lawmakers says state legislators could work across the aisle more often — if a few changes are made to how business gets done around the Capitol. The group known as the PA One Caucus, made up of eight Republicans and eight Democrats, says its been working for five months on ways to bring lawmakers closer together. Its Democratic leader, Rep. Jared Solomon (D-Philadelphia), said he noticed that needed to happen almost as soon as he started working at the Capitol in 2016. “When you’re first elected, you have orientation, like at camp or college or a new job,” Solomon said. “But the thing about orientation in this place is it’s done in a partisan way.”