Pennsylvania needs to ensure that the next round of rent relief funds are distributed equitably to those who need them.

If state house Republicans really want to make sure the upcoming election has “integrity,” they should focus on tangible problems like easing voter suppression and removing technical mail-in ballot rules.

Pennsylvania needs to eliminate statutes of limitations by passing Bill 540 and finally rectifying the harmful effects of this law.

It seems as though state health officials haven’t appropriately or adequately responded to community members’ complaints, who have cause to be worried about their children’s health.

This change is a start, but if Pennsylvania really wants to increase fairness, they must continue to make deliberate improvements.

Where the state government has failed to solve the problem of inequity in education funding, this lawsuit could be a step towards a solution.

In the push for meaningfully combating racist practices, creating legal opportunities for medicinal and recreational marijuana users and bolstering the state’s economy, approving SB 350 is an instrumental move.

Politicians have been trying to pin the blame for school shootings on violent video games for years, even though it’s a dated concept.

Legal expenses for sexual assault cases can often exceed $10,000, a prohibitively high cost for segments of the population that live paycheck-to-paycheck. One group is making it possible for Pennsylvanian survivors of sexual assault to get free legal help — particularly those who couldn’t otherwise afford it.

Midterm elections are traditionally Republican dominated — but young people came out in full force this year, giving Democrats a badly needed win.