Arson Fire Forces Penn. Governor Shapiro, Family to Evacuate

An arson fire at the Pennsylvania Governor's Residence early Sunday morning prompted the evacuation of Governor Josh Shapiro and his family, who were unharmed. The fire, which occurred around 2 a.m. on the first night of Passover, caused significant damage to a portion of the residence, and state police have classified it as an act of arson. Shapiro expressed gratitude towards law enforcement and first responders for ensuring his family's safety during the incident. A multi-agency investigation is underway, and authorities are offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator. Shapiro, a potential Democratic presidential candidate for 2028, had been celebrating Passover with his family before the fire. No further details regarding potential motives for the arson have been disclosed by investigators.