Suppliers say they have wound up spending more, hoarding ingredients, and sometimes changing products altogether.

Pfizer says a booster dose of its COVID-19 vaccine may protect against the new omicron variant.

The legality of an order by Pennsylvania’s acting state health secretary requiring masks in K-12 schools and child care facilities is before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

The inefficiency was caused by state lawmakers who chose to distribute most of the money by population rather than the actual number of renters in each county.

Nonprofit venues report attendance drops of 20% to 30% or more.

House GOP lawmakers’ new congressional-map-drawing website was designed to add transparency to Pennsylvania’s redistricting process, allowing constituents to pitch their own ideas about where district lines should lie.

The four-year contract would cover some 300 workers at 19 branches.

The Attorney General’s office has signed off on a rule that would let the state join a regional program to cut emissions from power plants.

Human service providers have been calling for the funds for months.

Multiple federal investigations as well as court rulings and state-mandated audits of ballots from every Pennsylvania county have turned up no evidence of election problems that were out of the ordinary. The Department of State has said the last several election cycles ran smoothly. Even so, Pa. Senate Republicans are paying over a quarter million dollars in taxpayer money to an Iowa-based company, Envoy Sage LLC, to investigate those elections.