Senate returns to voting session Nov. 19 or at the Call Of President Pro Tempore
House returns to voting session Nov. 19 or at the Call Of The House Speaker
Dept. Of State Election Results. Voting Results Dashboard
[Note: By law, counties must certify their election results to the Dept. of State by Nov. 23]
[Note: PA Presidential Electors Will Cast Votes On Dec. 14 ]
Nov. 18: Biden Leads Trump In PA By 81,990 Votes; Trump Won PA In 2016 By 44,292 Votes
Trump Counsel: Mail-In Voters Treated Differently Across State
John Micek: House Republicans Climb Join Trump Campaign Challenge To PA Election Results In New Court Filing
Trump Campaign Gets Set For Another Long Day In Federal Courtroom To Challenge PA Election Results
Op-Ed: The American People Decided The Presidential Election, Without Fraud - Fmr PA Congressmen Charles Dent (R), Patrick Murphy (D)
AP: PA Supreme Court Takes Up Trump Challenge To 8,000 Philadelphia Votes
PA Supreme Court Agrees To Fast-Track Trump Challenges To Philadelphia Vote Count
Senate Republican Leader Jake Corman On The Election, Voter Fraud Claims, Who Won The Presidency
Biden Won 3 Of 4 Mail Ballots In PA, Trump Won 2 of 3 In-Person Votes, What Does That Mean?
Cap-Star: Allegheny County Court Judge Tosses Ballot Challenge From Republican State Senate Candidate
Republican State Senate Candidate Appeals Allegheny County Court Decision Allowing Ballots To Stand
Republican Election Board Member In Luzerne Will Not Sign Off On Election Results, Cites Ballot Problems [Trump Won Luzerne County]
COVID Outbreak Delays Westmoreland County Vote Certification
AP: House Republicans Vote For Election Procedures Study
Spotlight PA: House Republicans Advances Audit Of 2020 Election, Say It’s Not About Fraud
Ford Turner: House Republicans Advance Audit Of Election, Cite ‘Litany Of Inconsistencies’
Op-Ed: Confirming Election Results Needed For Public Trust - Rep. Dush
Editorial: Denying 2020 Election Results May Have Serious Consequences
Analysis: PA Faces Several Billion Dollar Tax Shortfall Thanks To Pandemic-Affected Economy
PennDOT Exploring Options To Raise Money, Including Using GPS To Track, Tax Road Usage
Beyond Bridge Tolls, PennDOT Considering A Variety Of Ways To Supplement Revenue For Road Fixes
PennDOT Requests Public Feedback On Transportation Funding Needs
Andrew Maykuth: PA Gaming Revenue Rebounds In October, But New COVID Slowdown Looms
Report: Revenue Up At Mount Airy Casino, Down At Mohegan Sun
Bethlehem Casino’s Sportsbook Now Open
Childhood Vaccinations Have Dropped Due To COVID: ‘Kids And Adults Can Die From These Diseases’
What Would Settlement That Opens The Door To Other Blues Mean For Highmark Health Insurance?
Clarion U. Presidents Hopeful Universities Merger Reduces Tuition By 25%
Combining PA State Universities Could Help Cut Student Tuition By 25%, Leaders Say
Westmoreland Community College, Indiana U. Ink Dual Admissions Deal
2 More Catholic H.S. Close In Philadelphia Due To Enrollment
Controller: Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office Can’t Account For Hundreds Of Guns
AG Shapiro Announces $3 Million PA Settlement With Apple Over iPhone Battery Failures
AG Shapiro: Federal Court Agrees Trump Administration’s Latest ‘Dreamer’ Order Illegal
Erie Designated Welcoming City For Immigrants, Refugees, New Americans
Philly’s Housing Agency Taps Nonprofits To Build Affordable Housing On 240 City-Owned Lots
Local 98 Bribery Case: Philly Democrats Fundraising To Pay Council Member’s Legal Fees
National/International
Editorial: Postal Service ‘Swamp’ Deserves To Be Drained
AP: Biden Approaches 80 Million Votes In Historic Victory
AP: Analysis: For Trump, Sowing Post-Election Chaos Is The Goal
Civil Justice
Allegheny County Judge’s Resignation Sends Message Against Systemic Racism, Experts Say
Residents Call For Sweeping Reform During Philly’s First-Ever Public Hearing On Police Contracts
Coronavirus
Dept. Of Health Reports 116 Additional Deaths Due To COVID; 7,126 New Cases-- 11.19.20
Katie Meyer: $1 Billion In COVID Relief Aid Tied Up In Harrisburg As PA Businesses Face More Pain
Stephen Caruso: PA’s Unspent Federal COVID Aid Will Pad Out $35 Billion State Budget
Gov. Wolf, Other Governors Urges Colleges To Test Students For COVID Before Going Home
Allegheny County Issues Stay-At-Home, ‘Stop Social Gatherings’ Public Health Advisory
Allegheny County Advises ‘Stay Home Except For Essentials,’ Warns Of Public Health Order
With Record COVID Cases, Allegheny County Issues Stay-At-Home ‘Advisory’
Erie County Wants Crowds Limited To Reduce COVID Cases
COVID Patients Could Overwhelm PA Intensive Care Units, Staff, How Can Hospital Avoid A Crisis?
Carlisle Coalition Seeks To Increase Mask Use In Cumberland County Businesses
Op-Ed: Don’t Let Politicization Of COVID Scare You Away From Getting Help
Editorial: The Commonwealth’s Appeal To Serious Common Sense On COVID Safety
John Baer: As COVID Surges In PA, It’s Better To Hear Singing Than Speeches
Dept. Of Health Reports 110 Additional Deaths Due To COVID; 6,339 New Cases-- 11.18.20
PA Hospitalizations Pass April Peak As State Reports 6,000+ New COVID Cases
PA Sets Another COVID Record Topping 6,000 Cases For First Time
Westmoreland Sets New COVID Record With 228 New Cases
Beaver County Nursing Home’s Plight: Everyone’s Sick
AP: COVID Surge Places Strain On PA’s Contract Tracers
Allentown Health Bureau Too Swamped To Trace COVID Contacts
Bucks County Chairwoman Wants Nurses Strike To End At Hospital
House Democratic Whip Rep. Jordan Harris Tests Positive For COVID
Rep. Jordan Harris Tests Positive For COVID
Wolf Administration Provides Testing And Contact Tracing Update
Gov. Wolf: 500,000+ Pennsylvanians Have Downloaded COVID Alert PA App
Dept. Of Health Adds COVID Testing Site In Lackawanna County
WESA: People Distrust Contact Tracing Apps, Can A New Approach Help?
Liquor Control Board Extends License Fee Waiver To Wineries, Breweries, Distilleries
Dept. Of Agriculture COVID Restaurant Enforcement Actions Nov. 9-15
John Micek: PA’s ‘Better Angels’ COVID Strategy Is A Failure, It’s Time To Bring The Hammer Down
You Should Probably Replace Some Of Your Fabric Face Masks
COVID Testing Available At These Allegheny Health Network Sites
Residents File Lawsuit, Seek To Overturn Montgomery County School Closure Decision
As COVID Cases Surge, Should Around Philly Region Take Wildly Different Approaches
More Pittsburgh-Area School Districts Switch Back To Remote Learning As COVID Cases Surge
Plum H.S. In Allegheny County Closed Until Dec. 1, 3 More Students Test Positive For COVID
Gateway School District In Allegheny County To Go Remote Nov. 23 to Dec. 4
2 Lehigh Valley School Districts Announce Plans To Temporarily Close Schools After Thanksgiving
Blair County School District To Go Virtual Until January
Parents In Another Lycoming County School District Express COVID Concerns
Harrisburg Area School Districts Going Virtual Due To COVID
Central Dauphin East H.S. Switches To Remote Learning Until December
Lower Dauphin H.S. To Go Fully Remote Due To COVID, Elementary Classes In-Person
Report Outlines Struggles Of Pittsburgh Public Schools’ Tech Distribution During Pandemic
PIAA Seeks Clarification On Whether Masks Are A Must For Those Playing Sports
PIAA: Student Athletes Should Follow Mask Mandate, But Schools Should Look For Exceptions
PIAA Moves Forward With Scheduled Start Of Winter Sports
PSAC Cancels Scholastic Winter Sports Championships
Steelers Get Exemption From Gov. Wolf On Players Wearing Masks On Field
COVID Outbreak Delays Westmoreland County Vote Certification
COVID Spike Cuts Crawford County Courthouse Access
Luzerne County Central Court Shut Down For 3rd Time Due To COVID Exposure
3 Luzerne County Offices Impacted By Employee COVID Cases
Philly’s Restaurant Workers Worry Amid New COVID Restrictions
PA Restaurant/Bar Owners Make Plea To Wolf For Financial Help And A Reopening Plan [As COVID Cases Spike, House-Senate Fail To Act On Wolf Aid Plan]
Some Lancaster Restaurants To Voluntarily Close Dining Rooms After Spike In COVID
Editorial: Resist Business Closures
Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh To Suspend In-Person Service
Erie County Council Hikes Taxes To Offset Impact Of Pandemic
Editorial: Nonprofits And The Pandemic
Lackawanna/Luzerne County Grocery Stores See Rush With More People Staying Home
COVID Forces Punxsutawney Phil To Go Virtual; No Crowds On Gobbler’s Knob In February
TNS: No Crowds, In-Person Events In Punxsutawney For Groundhog Day
Groundhog Day In Punxsutawney To Go Virtual
National/International
The Guardian: U.S. Passes 250,000 Deaths From COVID
The Guardian: Leaked White House Report Warns Current COVID Mitigation Efforts ‘Inadequate’
AP: Analysis: For Trump, Sowing Post-Election Chaos Is The Goal
AP: ‘Tired To The Bone’: Hospitals Overwhelmed With COVID Cases
CDC Changes Guidance On In-Person Schooling During Pandemic, Calls It Risky
AP: Pfizer: COVID Vaccine 95% Effective, Seeking Clearance Soon
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