DePasquale and Sunday win their party's nominations for Pennsylvania Attorney General, while the state prepares for a Senate showdown and other local elections.

An arrest warrant against Penn. State Rep. Kevin Boyle was withdrawn due to a lack of probable cause related to a non-existent protection order, as House leaders consider a resolution on "incapacitation" amidst his mental health issues.

PA Governor Shapiro proposes increased higher education funding to address teacher shortages, with plans for student teacher stipends and tuition caps. Secretary Mumin highlights the importance at Shippensburg University.

Pennsylvania has updated its election returns website for enhanced tracking of results, with an emphasis on security and accuracy, going live after polls close on April 23.

PennDOT announces a funding opportunity for EV charging station development in Pennsylvania under the NEVI program, supported by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

The Philadelphia City Council passed various bills and resolutions, including funding initiatives, a special committee on Kensington, and worker support, awaiting Mayor Parker's decision.

Philadelphia's Jannie Blackwell was fined by the Ethics Board for violating political activity rules, spotlighting city hall campaign influence issues.

President Biden rallied supporters in Philadelphia, drawing on Kennedy's legacy and contrasting his vision with Trump's, while emphasizing unity, democracy, and middle-class growth.

The FBI increases vigilance around Passover due to a rise in threats against Jewish communities, with Director Wray urging security measures amid heightened anti-Semitic incidents.

Philadelphia is actively recruiting lifeguards for the summer, offering positions to individuals over 16, with free training, a 35-hour workweek, and a potential $1,000 bonus for early applicants.

President Biden visits Pennsylvania, discussing policy at the United Steelworkers' HQ amid Trump's legal issues and garnering the Kennedy family's support ahead of the state's primary election.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has events including the opening of new residences, briefing on a ghost guns settlement, and a listening tour with teachers on April 17.

Philadelphia's School District is allocating $8.8 million to end the disruptive 'leveling' practice, aiming for classroom stability throughout the school year.