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PITTSBURGH — On Thursday, Department of Human Services Secretary Dr. Val Arkoosh visited Pittsburgh Mercy, one of the region’s largest social services nonprofit organizations, alongside Representative Dan Frankel to discuss

Election meddling by the Supreme Court and inconsistent application of the rules by the Wolf Administration resulted in the destruction of confidence in our state’s electoral process. To this day, a significant portion of the electorate questions the validity of the 2020 Presidential election largely because of the controversial law and rule changes.

Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order Tuesday to increase opportunities for small and small diverse businesses to compete for state contracts and make the commonwealth procurement process more accessible.

PHILADELPHIA – On Tuesday, Governor Josh Shapiro signed Executive Order 2023-18 to increase opportunities for small and small diverse businesses to compete for state contracts, make the Commonwealth procurement process

Pennsylvania small businesses will benefit from more contracts and better state procurement practices.

HARRISBURG – In his role as chair of the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is spearheading changes to the pardon application process that will make it more

For the first time in 25 years, staffing standards at Pennsylvania nursing homes have been updated.

For the first time in 25 years, staffing standards at Pennsylvania nursing homes have been updated.

With nearly a quarter of Pennsylvania’s licensed drivers 65 years of age or older, the Pennsylvania departments of Transportation, and Aging and the Pennsylvania State Police, along with the AARP, hos...

HARRISBURG — The final day of June arrives next Friday and with that comes the statutory deadline for state lawmakers and the governor to enact a budget into law for