An ‘industry-changing’ $1 million settlement with CarMax Auto Superstores, Inc. was announced Thursday by Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro. The settlement requires CarMax to disclose open recalls related to the safety of its used vehicles prior to consumers’ purchase. 

Praise for the winners and optimistic glances to the future figured in the fallout from last week’s victories by Josh Shapiro in the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race and John Fetterman for a seat in the U.S. Senate.

Attorney General Josh Shapiro reached a settlement with a New Jersey-based pharmacy supplier that allegedly price gouged on hand sanitizer sold to Pennsylvania pharmacies.

A 50-state coalition filed its third lawsuit in an ongoing antitrust investigation into potential collusion among manufacturers of generic topical drugs.

Pennsylvania’s Attorney General Josh Shapiro is urging landlords across the state to not begin any new eviction proceedings until at least July 15.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro said today that his office has now received more than 1,000 tips reporting price gouging.

Pledging to fight Trump administration policies that harm workers, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro joined 17 other state attorneys general in a lawsuit that alleges a proposed change in federal labor laws will undermine critical workplace protections.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro is suing San Francisco-based electronic cigarette company JUUL Labs Inc., asking the court to prohibit the company from selling its products in Pennsylvania.

Pa.’s top law enforcement officials filed a brief this week arguing that the federal SEC should have the power to require defendants accused of defrauding investors to give back their fraudulent earnings.

Pennsylvania became one of 15 states to oppose the shipping of liquefied natural gas by train when state Attorney General Josh Shapiro co-signed a letter calling the practice potentially catastrophic.

State Police told firearms dealers to expect an automated system to process background checks for the lawful transfer or sale of so-called “ghost guns,” partially manufactured firearm kits that can be assembled by a purchaser with no traceability.

Gun vendor Landmark Firearms LLC of Newville joined a coalition of firearm vendors filing a lawsuit challenging a legal opinion from the state Attorney General’s office that would treat so-called ghost guns—weapons that can be built by users to make working firearms—as guns under state law.

State officials announced Monday that so-called “ghost guns” — untraceable firearms typically assembled by the user after purchase — will be classified as standard firearms under Pennsylvania state law.

UPMC and Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro are heading back to court in their battle over a consent decree requiring the Pittsburgh-based health network to take patients insured by Highmark Health.

In arguments before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Thursday, an attorney for UPMC said it is not possible to extend a consent decree between the health system and insurer Highmark, despite efforts to make the agreement last longer.