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Pennsylvania lawmakers pass $40.8 billion state budget; Gov. Tom Wolf says he’ll sign it PennLive.com 5 hrs ago Charles Thompson, pennlive.com The Pennsylvania General Assembly has passed a $40.8 billion state budget with a fair amount of bipartisan support for the investments it makes in schools and continuing economic relief from the COVID-19 pandemic. On Friday, the budget passed the House on a 140-61 vote, and the Senate approved it by a 43-7 vote. The budget calls for no increase in personal or business taxes and directs more money to schools and human services progra...

FOX43 asked the 45 state representatives and senators in the viewing area to provide calendars for their non-session work days. No one did.

With no end in sight for Mount Rose project, lawmakers say their hands are tied York Dispatch With three months worth of work needed to complete the Mount Rose interchange project, it is now essentially in limbo without any indication of when it will be completed. Meanwhile, state lawmakers say their hands are tied on the matter, and even if the state Department of Transportation wanted to drop Maryland-based Cherry Hill Construction and find another contractor, the process would be too lengthy for that to be a realistic solution. PennDOT and Cherry Hill remain at a stalemate over final pa...

York County I-83 interchange project originally scheduled to be done in 2018 remains a work in progress Updated 8:46 PM; The contractor of the Mount Rose project on Interstate 83 has once again missed its deadline — and one local lawmaker is planning legislation to prevent a similar scenario in the future. Maryland-based Cherry Hill Construction was slated to finish the project on Tuesday after years of delays and rising costs. But a list of work remains incomplete, said Dave Thompson, spokesperson for the state Department of Transportation. “The department has not received an updated sc...

I was interested and somewhat dismayed by the article indicating one local legislator has unilaterally decided to punish Pennsylvania school districts economically for not opening full time in August or September.