Pittsburgh Post-GazettePennsylvania Supreme Court Opponents of gerrymandering are recruiting a citizen army as Pennsylvania’s 2022 redistricting approaches post-gazette.com - By TOM SHORTELL Pennsylvania officials may not release the new redistricting maps for another year, but good government organizations are already rallying supporters …
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteStudents Wolf proposes major charter school funding reforms post-gazette.com - Andrew Goldstein Gov. Tom Wolf on Friday unveiled a plan for charter school law reform that he said would save school districts across the state about $229 million …
Pittsburgh Post-GazettePennsylvania Experts say federal relief bill could go a 'long way' to fully reopening schools in Pennsylvania post-gazette.com - Andrew Goldstein The federal COVID-19 relief package expected to be passed by the House on Friday would provide Pennsylvania’s schools with more than double the …
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteU.S. Government Pa. schools could delay state exams to the fall post-gazette.com - By Jan Murphy HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania System of State Assessments and Keystone Exams will be administered this year but state education department officials say …
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteRachel Levine Levine defends record combatting COVID-19, takes heat for vaccine rollout and nursing home deaths post-gazette.com - By Daniel Moore WASHINGTON — Dr. Rachel Levine, Pennsylvania’s former health secretary, told Senate lawmakers Thursday she would help the country put an end to the …
Pittsburgh Post-GazettePennsylvania New coronavirus grants for small Pa. businesses aim for inclusivity, but can’t track success post-gazette.com - By Charlotte Keith Spotlight PA is an independent, non-partisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, …
