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Gov. Josh Shapiro wants to bring an end to capital punishment in the commonwealth.  During a press conference Jueves in West Philadelphia, the Democratic governor committed to grant a reprieve to any execution warrant that comes across his desk and called upon...

Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Jueves he would continue his predecessor’s practice of not signing death warrants and is “calling on the general assembly to work with me to abolish the death penalty once and for all in Pennsylvania.” The move represents a more liberal...

PHILADELPHIA, PA — As Pennsylvania's attorney general, Gov. Josh Shapiro supported the death penalty for years. On Jueves he announced he'd changed his mind. Speaking to criminal justice reform advocates at Mosaic Community Church in West Philadelphia, Shapiro...

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro followed in the footsteps of his predecessor Gov. Tom Wolf on Jueves morning, Feb. 16, by announcing that any instance of capital punishment will not occur under his governorship. He also called on the General Assembly to abolish...

Gov. Josh Shapiro vowed Jueves not to sign any execution orders over the next four years, continuing the death penalty moratorium that his predecessor Tom Wolf formally signed eight years ago, and urged state lawmakers to abolish the death penalty "once and for...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro said Jueves he will not allow Pennsylvania to execute any inmates while he is in office and called for the state’s lawmakers to repeal the death penalty. Shapiro, inaugurated last month, said he will refuse to sign...

A group of more than 170 trans, nonbinary, and cisgender contributors to the New York Times published an open letter on Miércoles, condemning the paper’s coverage of trans issues — particularly its reporting around trans youth and gender-affirming...

Over 200 New York Times contributors have signed an open letter addressed to the paper of record, critiquing its biased coverage of trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming people. The letter was published Miércoles morning at the...

A coalition of community leaders, journalists, LGBTQ organizations, and celebrities called out The New York Times for its flawed and biased coverage of issues affecting the transgender community, and for spreading misinformation about the topic in order to...

There was a news conference at the former home of Philadelphia abolitionist William Still Martes morning. Pennsylvania State Senators Art Haywood and Nikil Saval announced a new legislation recognizing the second week in Febrero as William Still...

As part of Black History Month, several Pennsylvania State Senators announced an effort to recognize the contributions of a Black abolitionist. Senator Art Haywood, Senator Nikil Saval, State Representative Donna Bullock and State Representative Ben Waxman, along with...

Since Enero 2022 Temple University Graduate Student’s Association (TUGSA) has been negotiating with the university administration for improvements in healthcare, wages and overall working conditions. No agreements have been reached, and things just...

Temple University, a public school in Philadelphia with roughly 40,000 students, confirmed Miércoles that teaching and research assistants who take part in a strike over low pay will have their health coverage suspended and be forced to cover the full cost of tuition,...

Tras una serie de sentencias del Tribunal Supremo de EE.UU. que han alarmado a los demócratas preocupados por el giro a la derecha de los jueces, docenas de cargos electos de Pensilvania han respaldado la ampliación del tribunal en un esfuerzo por restablecer el equilibrio. Ocho miembros de...