For both Malone, and Pennsylvania Democrats more broadly, the campaign launch was something like planting a flag.

The freshman senator seems to be leaving all doors open, insiders told NOTUS: reelection, retirement, and even a long-shot run for president.

State Senator James Malone (D-Lancaster) announced he will run for re-election in 2026 after winning a special election that gained national attention earlier this year. Malone, ...

Osei, a lifelong resident of Towamencin, casts his run as an effort to bring “community-driven leadership to Harrisburg.” ...

There are four highly competitive U.S. House races in Pennsylvania, more than any other state. Democrats hope to flip them ...

Felicia Wallace, 63, sued the Pennsylvania Senate in December 2024, alleging harassment and age and racial discrimination by the former gubernatorial candidate. The lawsuit was settled out of court ...

Pennsylvania Sens. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) and Bob Casey (D-Pa.) jointly announced a $317 million Rail Vehicle Replacement Grant for SEPTA on Feb. 16. The grant — which is administered by the ...

The state Senate passed a new $47.9 billion budget proposal Tuesday, Oct. 21, as Democrats warned of the consequences of not fully funding schools and social safety net programs. The party line vote ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Note: The video is from February 2024. Two Pennsylvania lawmakers on Monday introduced bipartisan legislation designed to regulate skill games in the Commonwealth and crack down on ...