Page 26 - Wolf Administration News Today

Gov. Wolf announced that Pennsylvania has collected a record $43.9 billion in revenues for the 2021-22 ​fiscal year, which he wants to use to make major investments in improving life and lowering costs for Pennsylvanians.

HARRISBURG – Following more than two years of public input and meetings with education professionals and subject-matter experts to develop content and provide feedback, the Pennsylvania State Board of Education

Gov. Wolf announced Manufacturing PA funding for Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology to expand short-term workforce training programs for adults.

Members of the Wolf administration joined together Monday to highlight the importance of mental health services.

Gov. Wolf and Agriculture Sec. Russell Redding toured Bowery Farming’s newest vertical farm in Bethlehem that will create at least 70 jobs and help feed 50 million people within a 200-mile radius of the farm.

York County Representative Carol Hill-Evans backed a proposal to increase the state's minimum wage to $12 an hour by July.

York County Representative Carol Hill-Evans backs proposal to increase minimum wage to $12/hour by July

The Wolf Administration is urging all Pennsylvanians and beyond to spread kindness by doing a good deed for someone in their life on 1-4-3 Day.

Pittsburgh, PA – Today, Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Acting Secretary Neil Weaver and Deputy Secretary of Technology and Innovation Steve D’Ettorre highlighted the Wolf Administration’s investments in Pennsylvania’s advanced technology start-up companies during an event at Locomation, an autonomous

John Fetterman, Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor and the Democratic party's candidate for the 2022 race for U.S. Senate, left a Lancaster County hospital...