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Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Director Randy Padfield on Wednesday announced that the federal government had approved a strike team for staffing support for WellSpan York Hospital.

Strike team members will be deployed to Pennsylvania for 30 days.

Gov. Wolf announced that his administration has built on its commitment to support small, diverse, and veteran-owned businesses in Pennsylvania with nearly $856 million in state contract spending for fiscal year 2020-2021.

Pennsylvania continues to improve schools, create jobs, and expand health care in the third year of Gov. Wolf's second term.

The announcement comes two weeks after Gov. Tom Wolf outlined areas in Pennsylvania's health care system that needed assistance.

As 2021 is winding down, the House of Representatives and the Senate were in session for the final week of the year. Both chambers will be back in Harrisburg on January 4 for one session day...

Critics say the one year timeframe for creating new regulations is especially unworkable. New regulations often take up to two years to develop.

Improving local water quality is the focus of a $17 million statewide grant, the Wolf Administration announced last week. Counties in northcentral Pa. will receive $4.6 million, and Lycoming County

Improving local water quality is the focus of a $17 million statewide grant, the Wolf Administration announced last week. Counties in northcentral Pa. will receive $4.6 million, and Lycoming County

Improving local water quality is the focus of a $17 million statewide grant, the Wolf Administration announced last week. Counties in northcentral Pa. will receive $4.6 million, and Lycoming County