Thirty drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and non-point source projects across the Commonwealth are receiving grants.
Judicial restraint on the Line: PA Supreme Court retention and the Constitution
On November 4, Pennsylvanians will decide whether to retain three justices — Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty, and David Wecht — for another ten years.
Lancaster County Office of Voter Registration & Elections announces important dates & information for November 4th municipal general election
Registered voters in the County may complete a mail-in ballot application. Mail-in ballots can be requested until 5:00 PM on Tuesday, October 28.
Senate passes bill to waive interest on short-term budget impasse loans
Under current law, the Pennsylvania Treasurer may provide investment loans during a budget impasse but must charge interest on those loans.
Fideri News Network expands into multimedia with launch of “OnPattison” podcast brand
The collection of programs will feature some of Philadelphia’s best-known sports personalities alongside fresh, locally produced content.
Pennsylvania is sued twice over voter records
If people can’t get answers regarding Pennsylvania elections and must litigate for potentially years to try to obtain it, then every citizen should be concerned.
Gebhard, Mastriano introduce legislation to protect federal immigration enforcement officers
The bill would ensure that individuals who assault, threaten, or obstruct immigration enforcement personnel face consequences.
Gebhard introduces legislation to ensure all disabled veterans receive hunting license discounts
Currently, only veterans who suffered injuries during combat and were deemed 100% disabled by Veterans Affairs are eligible for free hunting licenses.
Flood Insurance Task Force recommendation passes House
The bill builds on recommendations from the Flood Insurance Premium Assistance Task Force.