Page 48 - Wolf Administration News Today

The top Democrat on the state senate’s environmental committee says the legislature likely won’t take any action on pipeline safety.

Pennsylvania Commission for Women, Planned Parenthood Association of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Department of Health, Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County and Domestic Violence Services of Lancaster County will host a COVID-19 vaccine clinic on Sunday, October 17, 2021.

Families, adults with intellectual disabilities and autism, organizations that provide services, and disability advocates are witnessing the collapse of Pennsylvania's intellectual disability and autism system. Members of the Pennsylvania General Assembly and Governor Wolf must work together to stop the collapse of the ID/A system that supports some...

Gov. Wolf announced that his Redistricting Advisory Council will hold listening sessions to gather feedback on congressional redistricting.

The House of Representatives were in session for the third straight week.

The Center for Rural Pennsylvania is hoping the state can find a balance between the economic and climate benefits of solar energy and the risk of losing productive farmland and community character.

Vaccine providers are already seeing a surge in people coming in for shots. Now, more children could be eligible if the FDA gives its approval.

As COVID-19 cases continue to decline and the state’s vaccination plan is amplified, the Wolf Administration announced revised and lifted mitigation restrictions that are effective statewide today.

Vaccine providers are already seeing a surge in people coming in for shots. Now, more children could be eligible if the FDA gives its approval

Gov. Wolf announced that as of October 1, the number of people incarcerated in state correctional facilities is the lowest total since 2001.