Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro announced improvements to Pa's unemployment compensation system during a visit to the agency's headquarters in Harrisburg on Tuesday.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro responded to the looming SEPTA cuts and fare hikes as protesters held another rally at Sen. Joe Picozzi's office.

Gov. Josh Shapiro said Pennsylvania’s long-troubled system for approving unemployment benefits has improved dramatically. At a Harrisburg press conference, the governor also pushed back on President Donald Trump’s reported attempt to limit mail-in voting and gave an update on state budget negotiations — now entering the eighth week of their impasse.

Gov. Shapiro condemns Trump's call to end mail-in voting, vowing to protect Pennsylvania's election integrity amid misinformation about election integrity.

Democrats in Pennsylvania are eager to focus the governor's re-election campaign in the same way he ran his 15-point win over Doug Mastriano in 2022, whether or not Mastriano runs.

Under Gov. Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania is one of the “Best States to Live in,” according to a new report from WalletHub.

Average wait times for calls into the state’s unemployment service centers are now down to nine minutes — the quickest response since 2019, according to officials.

Without a passed spending plan, the state lost some of its spending authority, especially on discretionary payments such as those to counties, public schools and grant applicants. Centre County Commissioner Mark Higgins said at the end of July that the county was “OK” and still able to pay its bills on time.