The Pennsylvania state budget is more than a month overdue: here’s what it means for people who take SEPTA. The […]
Sen. Jarrett Coleman: The Pennsylvania budget should be a taxpayer budget
You may have seen headlines about Pennsylvania’s late budget. Finishing up the budget is important. However, the quality of the […]
Marc LeBlond: Shapiro’s JFK moment on school choice
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is facing a pivotal moment echoing one John Fitzgerald Kennedy faced nearly seven decades ago. JFK’s […]
State House budget hits wall in Senate
(The Center Square) – The day after the Pennsylvania House of Representatives sent them a hefty spending plan, Senate leaders […]
David Sanko: Local roads and bridges left out of Shapiro’s massive mass transit funding bill
In Pennsylvania, nearly every journey begins and ends on a local road, yet you wouldn’t know it from Gov. Josh […]
From the Editors: Shapiro’s unsustainable budget
Democrats love to use the word “sustainable” lately, so they really ought to take their own advice and look at […]
Rep. Tim O’Neal: Breaking the zip code barrier and putting students first
Education in Pennsylvania is at a crossroads. Closures during the pandemic set students back years. And a landmark Commonwealth Court […]
Manion + Grigalonis: SEPTA is not just a Philly issue — all of Pennsylvania has a stake in mass transit
In the debate over how to fund Pennsylvania’s roads, bridges and transit systems, one counterproductive misconception persists: that mass transit, […]
Rep. Jim Struzzi: Pennsylvania needs workable transit solutions
Federal, state, and local governments have grappled with mass transit funding for decades. Balancing appropriate rider fares and local funding […]