Harrisburg, Pa. – The PennDOT Office of Public-Private Partnerships (P3) is accepting unsolicited proposals for transportation projects from the private sector through October 31.
Harrisburg, Pa — This October, the Office of the Attorney General is releasing the TeenTALK Report—a resource guide for students, parents, and educators with recommendations for preventing and intervening in bullying. The report summarizes the feedback gathered during the TeenTALK sessions h…
Two years ago, the Department of Justice announced the revitalization and enhancement of Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN), the centerpiece of the department’s violent crime reduction strategy. PSN is an evidence-based program proven to be effective at reducing violent crime. Through PSN, a b…
Two people have filed a lawsuit against Wegmans, alleging that vanilla ice cream sold by the supermarket chain does not actually contain vanilla. The class-action lawsuit accuses Wegmans Food Markets Inc. of committing "food fraud" as vanilla ice cream sold under the Wegmans brand does not c…
Harrisburg - The House recently approved legislation that would prohibit the purchase of tobacco products using public assistance funds on electronic benefit transfer (EBT) cards.
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Harrisburg, Pa. – PennDOT reminds customers that in exactly one year, on October 1, 2020, federal enforcement of the REAL ID Act will begin at airports and secure federal facilities nationwide.
Harrisburg — Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced charges against a Centre County contractor after a Grand Jury investigation found that he underpaid workers on Prevailing Wage projects totaling more than $64,000 in wages and benefits for at least five years.
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Legislators and panelists at a meeting this week said fire and emergency services in Pennsylvania communities need to change, and they need to change now to avoid service issues
Pennsylvania residents convicted of low-level marijuana offenses can apply for an expedited pardon and have their record expunged within a year as part of a plan introduced by Gov. Tom Wolf, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman and Brandon Flood, secretary of the Board of Pardons.
HARRISBURG — The economic benefits of proposed legislation to “free the weed” by state lawmakers was the main talking point at a Wednesday morning press conference to legalize marijuana and allow the state to oversee the selling of it for recreational use.
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Harrisburg, Pa. – PennDOT reminds customers that in exactly one year, on October 1, 2020, federal enforcement of the REAL ID Act will begin at airports and secure federal facilities nationwide.
Harrisburg — Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced charges against a Centre County contractor after a Grand Jury investigation found that he underpaid workers on Prevailing Wage projects totaling more than $64,000 in wages and benefits for at least five years.
Harrisburg – Pennsylvania residents will now be able to have their phone numbers put permanently on the “do not call” list, rather than re-registering every five years. The Pennsylvania Senate approved House Bill 318 on Sept. 24, 2019, which details changes to the Telemarketing Registration …
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has rejected a claim that could have opened small farmers to new manure regulations.
Pennsylvanians pursuing a higher education shoulder the second-highest amount of student-related debt in the nation, according to a recently released study.
HARRISBURG — The state Senate has passed and sent to the House a bill that would raise the minimum age for purchasing cigarettes and other tobacco products from 18 to 21.
Bringing broadband to all of Pennsylvania will require money and a better mapping system, a group of panelists told the Senate Communications and Technology Committee.
After years of being noncommittal on the topic, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf came out Wednesday in favor of the legalization of recreational marijuana.
A Pennsylvania House panel this week took testimony from several experts on the reasons concrete and asphalt might be considered over one another for road reconstruction and resurfacing projects.
Unfunded federal mandates aimed at reducing pollution from stormwater runoff flowing into Pennsylvania waterways are stretching the resources of communities across the commonwealth.
A new opiate prescribing guideline will address how pain is treated in individuals with opiate use disorder, the governor's office announced this week.
Pennsylvania would receive $156 million each year if Congress passes a measure to create scholarships for families who wish to send their children to private schools – if all 50 states participate in the program, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said Thursday during a visit to Harrisburg.