Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA
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Republican Dave Sunday Wins Attorney General Race in Pennsylvania, Beating Eugene DePasquale
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The newly elected attorney general will helm an office that functions as the law firm for Pennsylvania’s myriad agencies, with a primary mission of defending the state’s laws.
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Breaking Rules Intended to Keep Pa.’s Older Adults Safe Is Rarely Met With State Sanctions
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Despite chronic issues, the Department of Aging has never taken punitive action against county agencies that don’t meet state standards.
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The (Basically) Secret List of Campaign Donations by No-Bid Contractors
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Pennsylvania’s no-bid contractors must report campaign donations, but accessing those records is hard. Here’s why it matters.
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Where Pa.’s Attorney General Candidates Stand on Defending Elections, Voter ID and More
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Pennsylvania’s attorney general defends the state’s election practices and outcomes, which have become a target of legal challenges since the 2020 presidential contest.
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Pa. Election 2024: A Complete Guide to the Candidates for Attorney General
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Democrat Eugene DePasqaule, Republican Dave Sunday, and four other candidates are vying to become Pennsylvania’s next top prosecutor.
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Court Tells Governor’s Office to Reveal More Details About Why It Hired Private Law Firms
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Spotlight PA has been fighting to find out why Pennsylvania’s governor spent $367,538 in public money to hire private law firms.
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What You Need to Know About Pa.’s Slow Elder Abuse Investigations
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Here are key takeaways from Spotlight PA’s months-long investigation into woefully slow investigations of allegations of abuse and neglect involving older adults.
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Abuse and Neglect Investigations of Aging Pennsylvanians Are Woefully Slow. The Results Can Be Devastating
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Most of Pennsylvania’s 52 county agencies responsible for protecting older adults are failing to swiftly review complaints of suspected abuse or neglect.
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Right-Wing Group Sues over Errors in Pennsylvania Voter Registration Records
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A right-wing group’s lawsuit claims Pennsylvania is violating federal laws on voting system accuracy. But experts say that argument is based on a misunderstanding of how elections work.
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Pa.’s Judges Must Reveal the Perks They Accept, but the Public Won’t Find Those Disclosures Online
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While disclosures filed by state government officials are published online, judges’ forms aren’t. The public must ask for copies — provided they know where to go for that information.