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PA News
Wolf Pushes $91 Million for Nursing Homes to Offset Costs of Proposed New Staffing Regulations, But Industry Says It’s Not Enough
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Gov. Tom Wolf is asking the Pennsylvania legislature to spend millions to raise a key reimbursement rate for skilled nursing homes in the state to help offset costs from proposed new regulations that would increase daily required care. Read more
State Fire Commissioner Urges Caution Ahead July 4th Celebrations
HARRISBURG, Pa. – As millions of Pennsylvanians prepare to celebrate Independence Day, Acting State Fire Commissioner Charles McGarvey joined local leaders and the Burn Prevention Network (BPN) on Thursday in urging residents to take the necessary steps to protect both their loved ones and property. Read more
DCNR Celebrates 2022 Ranger Trainee Graduates at Gifford Pinchot State Park
LEWISBERRY, Pa. – Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn on Thursday visited Gifford Pinchot State Park for a park ranger commissioning ceremony honoring 2022 graduates of the department’s ranger trainee academy. Read more
Top Pa. Lawmakers Have Tentative Deal to Ban Private Money, Increase Funding for County Election Offices
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Top Pennsylvania lawmakers have struck a tentative deal to get private money out of election administration. Read more
New Waterways Conservation Officers Graduate, Prepare to Report to Regions for Duty
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission announced that 16 members of the 24th Class of Waterways Conservation Officers (WCO) have formally graduated from the agency’s H.R. Stackhouse School of Fishery Conservation and Watercraft Safety. Read more
Pennsylvania Great Outdoors: Quirks, Oddities, And Unusual Attractions
JEFFERSON CO., Pa. – You won’t find schools closing for the first day of buck season in Philadelphia, and people don’t consider spotlighting for deer a great date idea in D.C. Baltimore doesn’t have a weather-predicting groundhog, and Buffalo doesn’t hold weeklong festivals to celebrate peanut butter, mountain laurels, or a horse thief from 100 years ago. Read more
AAA: Pennsylvania Gas Average Still Above $5 Per Gallon; National Average Drops
CLARION CO., Pa. (EYT) – Gas prices are two cents lower in Western Pennsylvania this week at $5.007 per gallon, according to AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report. Read more
Postal Worker Indicted for Stealing Mail
PITTSBURGH, Pa. – A resident of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on a charge of violating federal mail theft laws, United States Attorney Cindy K. Chung announced today. Read more
PennDOT, Law Enforcement Stress Safety Ahead of Holiday
CLARION CO., Pa. (EYT) – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and its safety partners are urging motorists to avoid driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol through the Fourth of July holiday, and always. Read more
Clear Creek, Parker Dam to Host Sustainability Fairs
SIGEL, Pa. – Clear Creek and Parker Dam State Parks will once again be hosting Sustainability Fairs, showcasing local and statewide businesses, agencies, and organizations who promote sustainable technologies, practices or products. Read more
Wolf Continues Push For $2,000 Direct Payments To Pennsylvanians As Prices Soar
COATESVILLE, Pa. – Governor Tom Wolf’s cabinet member Department of Human Services Acting Secretary Meg Snead was joined by Representative Dan Williams at Coatesville City Hall on Thursday to call on Pennsylvania’s General Assembly to act to support Pennsylvanians by passing legislation for the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA)-funded $500 million PA Opportunity Program, which would send $2,000 checks to Pennsylvanians. Read more
Pennsylvania’s Unemployment Rate Down to 4.6 Percent in May
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) on Friday released its preliminary employment situation report for May 2022. Read more
PennDOT Urges Caution in Work Zones
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is reminding motorists to drive safely in work zones after there have been several incidents of work zone intrusions resulting in motorists hitting PennDOT employees or equipment. Read more
AAA: Children and Pets in Vehicles at Risk During Extreme Heat
As the current heatwave continues and temperatures near 100 degrees are predicted through the end of the week, AAA East Central is reminding motorists about the dangers of leaving children and pets in a hot car. Read more
Pa. House Eyes Expanding Who Can Bring Sexual Misconduct Complaints Against Lawmakers
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania House leaders are quietly negotiating a deal to close a loophole in the chamber’s rules that protects lawmakers accused of sexual misconduct from facing institutional sanctions. Read more
