The resemblance is striking! Here are Pa. politicos and their celebrity doppelgangers.

A new liquor bill, a new candidate for Governor, and we present our new celebrity look-alikes! Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.

The 2011 edition of the feature is no longer available, but here are some highlights.

Senator Chuck McIlhinney unveiled his amendments to Senate Bill 100 Tuesday, making substantial changes to the law passed last March by the House.

Lebanon County Commissioner Jo Ellen Litz confirmed what she said to Democratic committee members this weekend — she is looking at a run for Pennsylvania governor.

The state representative continued to build labor support this week with the endorsement of the Boilermakers Local 13.

Last week PoliticsPA readers said NJ Gov. Chris Christie was the Republican with the best chance to win Pa. in 2016. But a recent admission could derail his hopes of competing in the Keystone State, especially in southeast Pa.

The ruling keeps in place the requirement that Pennsylvania judges must retire when they reach 70. In a unanimous decision, the justices said that the limit was outdated, but constitutional.

The budget fight continues, PA’s delegation faces questions over the NSA, and the NYT takes a look at Philly schools. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.

If Gov. Tom Corbett thought he would get a reprieve from political attacks just because it’s his birthday, he was way off.

But some Pa. Republicans received low scores from Heritage Action, an affiliate of the conservative Heritage Foundation.