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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget address marks the beginning of negotiations between lawmakers and the legislative branch.
The early signs, as they say, are encouraging.
“This will ensure that Pennsylvania systems are protected from cybersecurity threats caused by these rogue foreign governmental entities."
Funding for the program would come from federal pandemic assistance money that remains unspent, Rozzi said.
Fetterman has continued to have lingering auditory processing issues since the stroke and uses assistive technology to conduct interviews.
The candidates made their pitches during a debate last week at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts.
House lawmakers voted down Republican proposals to alter the statute of limitations reform bills.
Norfolk Southern allows a monitoring team to ignore alerts from train track sensors designed to flag potential mechanical problems.
Pennsylvania has not executed anyone since 1999.
The House voted 161-40 to approve the proposed constitutional change, House Bill 1.
It’s not the first time the Fetterman campaign opened up its email list and asking supporters to donate to causes.
As gun violence continues to plague the city, many voters say they don’t feel safe and want to next mayor to address this issue.
Races and other announcements gathered by Armchair Lehigh Valley from candidates or their party committees are listed in this article.
Healthcare experts say policy changes, including more states expanding access to Medicaid, is needed to keep rural hospitals viable.
Temple students can reach out to Tuttleman Counseling Services at 1700 N. Broad St. or via phone at (215) 204-7276.
Communications Director Joe Calvello said the senator had a battery of tests that did not reveal any evidence of seizures.
Fans are being encouraged to cheer ‘safely and responsibly,’ as the Eagles take on the Chiefs.
Noxious air pollution fouling Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado.
Advocates say he’s clearing a path for others with health challenges or disabilities to serve in public office, Time reported Wednesday.
Parents and guardians would be responsible for storing the collected information, which does not enter a national or state database.
