The Senate unanimously passed the bill and the House followed suit – but some lawmakers said it didn’t go far enough to protect homeowners.
By Christen Smith
Beth Ann Rosica: Pennsylvania Senate makes smart moves for student success
The question remains whether the House will follow suit and get the bills to the Governor’s desk.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Carbon capture, storage rules moving quickly
The Senate-authored legislation would also act as a guidepost for two hydrogen hubs under development within the state in the coming decade.
By Christen Smith
Bipartisan bill hopes to legalize cannabis in Pennsylvania
The bill’s co-sponsors stress the revenue lost to neighboring states, all of which have legalized the drug.
By Steve Ulrich
Beth Ann Rosica: House Dems vote to establish monopoly in school director training
School board members are required to undergo training. House Dems want to ensure that it’s only through a group friendly to them.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Olsommer sworn in as newest member of Pennsylvania House
The Republican’s swearing-in brings the state house back to its full complement of 203 members.
By Steve Ulrich
State may ban non-compete agreements for doctors, nurses
The change would help reduce health care costs, proponents said.
By Anthony Hennen
Nathan Benefield: Don’t ignore the destructive ideas coming out of Harrisburg
Pennsylvania lawmakers have introduced and advanced extreme, harmful policy ideas and tax hikes.
By Nathan Benefield
State House members will use discharge resolution process to advance Voter ID Amendment
If 25 Democrats join the Republicans in voting for it, leadership will have to allow a vote.
By Steve Ulrich
Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill: Lavish spending requests will mean higher taxes on all Pennsylvanians
Absent significant tax increases on individuals, Basic Education Funding Commission’s $7 Billion additional funding remains a pipe dream.
By Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill