Page 34 - Wolf Administration News Today

Gov. Wolf blasted Republican members of the House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee for exploiting the Russian invasion of Ukraine to increase profits of the natural gas industry and halt progress in addressing climate change.

Gov. Wolf toured Astrobotic Technology, which received support to set roots for their headquarters in Pittsburgh and create 150 jobs that pay more than $100,000 annually.

Employers are seeking out people with disabilities to fill open positions during nationwide workforce shortages, creating positive changes to the labor market.

Employers are seeking out people with disabilities to fill open positions during nationwide workforce shortages, creating positive changes to the labor market.

Pennsylvania is making a big investment in electric vehicles. WESA’s Kiley Koscinski reports, the Wolf Administration says it wants to make sure no one is left out.

Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center in Dauphin County will host the testing site.

Pennsylvania’s former health secretary is taking a new job as the top lobbyist for the commonwealth’s biggest health system. Alison Beam, who was a top...

If Pennsylvania joins the RGGI, the Department of Environmental Protection estimates the commonwealth would prevent 180 million tons of carbon dioxide pollution by 2030.

Harrisburg, PA – COVID-19 statistics from earlier this week show that 83 percent of reported COVID-19 hospitalizations and 80 percent of reported COVID-19 deaths were in unvaccinated, or not fully vaccinated, individuals. As of the last available statistics from Penn Highlands DuBois, on Monday, Feb. […]

The top deputy for oil and gas programs is out at the state Department of Environmental Protection.