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Members of the divided Pa. legislature acknowledge that they had a slow start and deep divisions remain. But after finishing the budget and passing bipartisan bills, they predict a smoother

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In 1897, after a fire devastated the Pennsylvania Capitol, the legislature met at Grace Methodist Church in Harrisburg. Even a gutted Capitol couldn’t stop our elected officials from doing the

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about A Long Budget Impasse and Partisan Standoffs Dominated the Pa. Legislature in 2023 and more from the State College, PA region

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s divided legislature is reflecting on a 2023 dominated by deadlock and hoping the dynamic turns around when the second half of the two-year session begins in January.

Members of the divided Pa. legislature acknowledge that they had a slow start and deep divisions remain. But after finishing the budget and passing bipartisan bills, they predict a smoother

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about New Pa. House Rules Expand Who Can File a Sexual Harassment Complaint Against Lawmakers and more from the State College, PA region

The rules expand who can file a sexual harassment complaint against lawmakers, give committee chairs less power and add stricter regulation of constitutional amendments.

Other changes to the chamber’s rules include less power for committee chairs and stricter regulation of constitutional amendments.