East Penn School District notified the school community Wednesday of an incident in which a student discharged pepper spray in the cafeteria. [Read More]
Pennsylvania’s automated school bus stop-arm camera program was billed as a commonsense safety measure to protect students. [Read More]
An oversight committee has announced three subpoenas being issued to further investigate certain expenses of Gov. Josh Shapiro. [Read More]
A Pennsylvania Senate panel has taken the rare and dramatic step of subpoenaing the Shapiro administration for a wide range of records detailing the more than $1 million in publicly-funded security upgrades being made to the governor’s private home in the Philadelphia suburbs. [Read More]
The Senate Intergovernmental Committee voted on and approved three separate subpoena orders on partisan lines. [Read More]
The Pennsylvania Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee issued a pair of subpoenas as questions grow over spending on security upgrades at Gov. Josh Shapiro’s private home in Montgomery County. [Read More]
A panel of state Senate Republicans on Tuesday morning subpoenaed state police and Gov. Josh Shapiro’s hometown for documents related to the security enhancements made to the Democrat’s private residence in Montgomery County, after the assassination attempt against him in April. [Read More]
Sen. Jarrett Coleman (R-Nucks/Lehigh), who chairs the Intergovernmental Operations Committee, said what happened to Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) was “disgusting and completely inexcusable.” On the first night of Passover, an arsonist attacked the state-owned residence in Harrisburg while the governor and his family slept inside. [Read More]
Three public and private entities will receive subpoenas from a state Senate committee in the coming days after Republicans voted Tuesday to authorize a probe into taxpayer-funded security upgrades at Gov. Josh Shapiro’s private residence in Montgomery County and administrative travel on charter flights. [Read More]
An effort to subpoena the Shapiro administration and local officials for information related to security improvements at the governor’s private residence sparked a contentious debate in the state Capitol over whether a state Senate committee has the authority to issue investigative subpoenas. [Read More]
