Pennsylvania

Outdated 1913 Law Adds Hidden Costs to Pennsylvania Construction Projects, Says State Senator

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Harrisburg, PA – Pennsylvania’s townships are bound by a law established the same year the Model T first rolled off Henry Ford’s assembly lines, presenting significant challenges and costs for modern-day construction projects. The 1913 legislation, initially crafted to govern the way municipalities undertake construction, is now seen by many as outdated and a financial burden on local government budgets and, by extension, the state’s taxpayers. Under the current law, township authorities are required to manage construction initiatives according to standards and processes that have remained largely unchanged for over a century. This requirement, according … Read more

Exonerated Man Seeks Justice: Files Lawsuit Against Pennsylvania State Police for Wrongful Conviction

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Pittsburgh, PA — Nearly a decade and a half after his initial arrest for a crime that shook a small Pennsylvania community, Jordan Brown seeks justice through a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Pennsylvania State Police, blaming them for wrongful incarceration during his youth. Charged at the tender age of 11, Brown spent several years detained for the 2009 murder of his father’s pregnant fiancée, Kenzie Marie Houk. His conviction was overturned in 2018 due to a lack of evidence. This legal battle highlights Brown’s ongoing struggle and the broader implications for states like … Read more

Democratic Lawyer Marc Elias Sparks Controversy with Legal Push for Pennsylvania Senate Race Recount

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Harrisburg, PA — In a dramatic twist in Pennsylvania’s Senate race, Democratic attorney Marc Elias is spearheading a legal battle aimed at initiating a recount, despite Republican Dave McCormick apparently securing a narrow victory. This contentious race reflects ongoing debates over election integrity and recount regulations in tight contests. Election officials noted that with 99% of the votes tallied, McCormick’s lead over incumbent Democratic Sen. Bob Casey exceeds 41,000, narrowly surpassing the 0.5% margin which necessitates an automatic state recount. Despite these figures, Elias, renowned for his extensive involvement in high-profile election lawsuits, has underscored … Read more

McCormick Takes Legal Action on Provisional Ballots Amid Tight Senate Race with Casey in Pennsylvania

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Philadelphia, PA — In a close and contentious fight for the U.S. Senate seat, Republican Dave McCormick has taken legal action against the Philadelphia Board of Elections and three city commissioners regarding the handling of provisional ballots. McCormick’s move reflects the razor-thin margin in his race against incumbent Democratic Sen. Bob Casey, signaling the high stakes and uncertainty surrounding the final vote count. As the battle continues, with 98% of precincts reporting, McCormick holds a slim lead of just 0.5%. His lawyer stated that while one of the two legal challenges was dismissed, another that … Read more