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Pa. House lawmaker accused of sexual harassment says he will resign - Vimarsana News

Pa. House lawmaker accused of sexual harassment says he will resign

Democrat Mike Zabel announced his decision in a letter to leadership hours after a fellow lawmaker publicly accused him of sexual harassment.

Source: wesa.fm
Disgraced Democrat's resignation could soon tie up the Pennsylvania state House - Vimarsana News

Disgraced Democrat's resignation could soon tie up the Pennsylvania state House

HARRISBURG — Embattled Pennsylvania state Rep. Mike Zabel — a Delaware County Democrat who was facing numerous allegations of sexual harassment — has announced in a letter to House Speaker Joanna McClinton (D) that he will resign his seat effective March 16.

State Lawmakers Announce Legislation to Support Current and Aspiring Teachers in PA - Vimarsana News

State Lawmakers Announce Legislation to Support Current and Aspiring Teachers in PA

One day before the first budget address of Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, state lawmakers announced a bipartisan six-bill package to address the teacher shortage known as “Elevating Educators.” 

Source: weny.com
PA lawmaker, a House Democrat, accused of sexual harassment - Vimarsana News

PA lawmaker, a House Democrat, accused of sexual harassment

While the potential for gridlock exists in any closely divided governing body, the possibility of yet another House reset is quite real.

Editorial: New rules spell out obvious miss in House ethics - Vimarsana News

Editorial: New rules spell out obvious miss in House ethics

If Pennsylvania legislators ever wonder why they might not be seen as completely trustworthy, they need only to look to their track record of how they govern others versus how they govern themselves. The most infamous example is always the 2005 pay increase — passed at 2 a.m. without any