Pa. budget impasse nears end as Senate sends main bill to Gov. Josh Shapiro
A $45.5 billion appropriations bill is on its way to the governor after a month-plus dispute over a private school voucher program.
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A $45.5 billion appropriations bill is on its way to the governor after a month-plus dispute over a private school voucher program.
The Pennsylvania Senate returns to session Thursday afternoon to allow the state budget to be signed and delivered to Gov. Josh Shapiro, breaking a monthlong stalemate that’s prevented the latest
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A dispute over private school vouchers has left Pennsylvania’s budget undone. The consequences for schools and counties are starting to emerge.
$1.1 billion in basic public school funding expected to be missed this month