Panelists told lawmakers that addressing Pennsylvania's housing shortage must be focused on affordability and preserving existing homes in addition to building new structures.

In addition to mail-in ballots, Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt said the commonwealth's oath for poll workers applied to insider trading on prediction markets.

The state will preemptively investigate Minimum Wage Act violations in the home care industry and sent agency notices Wednesday.

E-scooters aren't legal to use on public roads in Pennsylvania, but stakeholders disagreed about whether to ban the devices or embrace them.

Nearly 100 million Americans use TikTok, a popular app for sharing short-form videos, every day, but Pennsylvania joined a growing number of states questioning the platform’s protections for young users.

Even as violent crimes rates fall, drug-related offenses, financial fraud and elder exploitation continue to grow.

Health insurers submitted their proposed rate increases, but advocates say consumers can't afford to pay more.