Anyone I know who has recently visited New York City says the same thing: The skunk smell of marijuana is everywhere.
Mannion, “unhappy with [America’s] trajectory,” discusses domestic policy
This is Mannion’s first venture into politics after spending her career working in health care.
Shapiro proposes $53.3B budget for FY27; draws battle lines heading into 2026 elections
The proposal estimates the state’s revenues at only $48.68 billion, with the shortfall requiring a transfer of $4.6 billion from the state’s reserves.
Senate Republican leaders voice concern about spending levels in Shapiro’s budget
“This budget did not include a broad-based tax increase… because Senate Republicans have stood up to the governor’s… demands,” Martin said.
Shapiro administration spends over $160K on food recovery infrastructure to Lanco nonprofits
The Food Recovery Infrastructure Grant Program helps with the costs of equipment used to store, prepare, and transport food for redistribution.
Grow PA becomes popular scholarship program in its first year
Now 5,737 people participate in the program.
Martin, Picozzi highlight Catholic Schools Week in Pennsylvania
The senators sponsored a resolution designating Catholic Schools Week in recognition of the 140,000 students enrolled in Catholic schools statewide.
Lancaster mayor to present police chief appointment to City Council
Easton McDonald will be presented to councilors for appointment at their regular meeting on January 27. If appointed, McDonald will start on February 2.
Shapiro administration spends nearly $53 million on 30 rail infrastructure projects, supporting economic development and nearly 450 jobs statewide
The Shapiro Administration has spent $150 million on Pennsylvania’s rail freight network since taking office in 2023.
Shapiro administration spends more than $17 million for conservation projects across Pennsylvania
The 89 Growing Greener grants are intended to improve wildlife habitat, restore streams, and reclaim mine lands in 45 counties.