Pennsylvania
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‘A city is changed with all of us,’ Ed Gainey says after historic win
Wolf Administration Secures Relief for Hospitality Industry In 41 More Counties
How will Pa. government work post-coronavirus? Upgrades, new rules will allow some teleworking
Pa. Senate bill would give parents option of having child repeat grade
Pennsylvania Republicans make an opening bid for election changes: ‘We have a god-awful’ law
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg promotes $2.3 trillion infrastructure package in Pittsburgh
By: Natasha Lindstrom U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg spent Thursday morning on a two-hour ferry ride along the Ohio River, […]
Filing for unemployment benefits will be paused May 30 due to conversion to new system
By: Jan Murphy The long-awaited transition to a modernized computer system to file and process unemployment compensation benefits begins the week of […]
Pa. COVID relief: The money is coming, but where is the state’s plan to spend it?
By: Candy Woodall Pennsylvania will receive more than $7 billion in COVID relief next week, but there’s no plan yet […]
Ex-Pitt chancellor Nordenberg to chair redistricting panel
By: Marc Levy HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The panel that will redraw the boundaries of Pennsylvania’s legislative districts amid public […]
State push for road-funding reform remains focused on tolling some bridges
By: Ed Blazina Pennsylvania continues to move ahead on parallel paths as it attempts to overhaul how it funds road […]
State university system advances consolidation plan a step
By: Marc Levy HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The board of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education voted Wednesday to […]