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The Wolf Administration says the proposed bills in the Pa. General Assembly will "punish local officials grappling with the gun violence crisis."

It was a short week in Harrisburg for the Senate, as the upper chamber held two session days before recessing until next week.

Gov. Tom Wolfs administration is encouraging those who may be interested to apply for commercial drivers licenses (CDL) to help address the current shortage of school bus drivers.

The Wolf administration on Thursday provided an update on efforts to recruit more school bus drivers in Pennsylvania.

The Wolf administration is encouraging interested residents to obtain their Commercial Driver's License to help fill the need for more school bus drivers.

The suit asserts that Acting Health Secretary Alison Beam failed to comply with state law when she ordered masks to be worn in all Pennsylvania schools last month.

In 2020, the Wolf admin paid the postage bill to send ballots. This year, the admin says there's no money for that expense.

In 2020, the Wolf Administration paid the postage bill to send ballots. This year, the administration says there's no money for that expense.

HHS announced that Rachel Levine had been named the “highest ranking official in the USPHS Commissioned Corps and its first-ever female four-star admiral.”

In 2020, the Wolf Administration paid the postage bill to send ballots. This year, the administration says there's no money for that expense.