Gov. Tom Wolf recently had his 2022-23 budget approved, which included major investments in education, local businesses and the environment, and various organizations praised his work to help with funding.
Conservative Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano has released a film that highlights when Pennsylvanians pushed back against pandemic restrictions led by Gov. Tom Wolf.
Gov. Tom Wolf recently announced that $17.5 million in funding will be used to support 26 AmeriCorps programs that will help 1,370 members in community service work.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court Advisory Council on Elder Justice in the Courts recently recognized World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, which took place on June 15.
Three Pennsylvania airports will be receiving a total of $49 million in funding through the Airport Terminals Program, which is a new federal grant program made possible through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced that GLG, known as the world’s insight network, is bringing its business to Philadelphia’s historic district, which will create 250 well-paying full-time jobs.
Qualifying PA 529 Guaranteed Savings Plan (GSP) account owners will be receiving $100 deposits, and all asset-based fees will be waived for the fiscal year starting July 1.
Last week, Gov. Tom Wolf announced that the Almac Group, a global contract pharmaceutical development and manufacturing company, will be expanding its facility in Souderton, bringing 355 new jobs to Montgomery County.
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court voted to uphold Dobbs Vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a move that takes away the constitutional right for a woman to get an abortion. In response, members of various Pennsylvania commissions joined together to speak out against the ruling through a release by Gov. Tom Wolf.
The Pennsylvania Commission on LGBTQ Affairs and other education and youth advocates recently spoke out against Senate Bill 1278, which is essentially a copy of the “Don’t Say Gay” bill that was introduced in Florida.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced that 15 community, economic development and revitalization projects across Pennsylvania will be awarded $10 million in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program funds.
Gov. Tom Wolf and the Pennsylvania Department of Education have announced 42 PAsmart Advancing grants totaling nearly $20 million focused on the expansion of computer science, science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education for students across the state of Pennsylvania.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced that five agricultural projects will be funded through a $2 million First Industries Fund, which is intended to help existing farms expand.
Following the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas that killed 19 students and two teachers, Gov. Tom Wolf recently attended a rally in Philadelphia where he called for legislators to take action to end gun violence.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced that $98 million of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds will be used for childcare providers to recruit and retain employees by using retention bonuses to entice workers to stay, as well as help with recruiting new employees and personnel development.
Pennsylvania’s Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career (MTTC) program has been an important part of finding necessary work to help the local manufacturing businesses, and last week Gov. Tom Wolf announced $130,000 in new funding for the Delaware Valley Industrial Resource Center (DVIRC) to support the industry in southeastern Pennsylvania through an ambassador program.
Gov. Tom Wolf continues to roll out of new funding through the Pennsylvania Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career Program (MTTC), with the most recent funding going to the Chester County Intermediate Unit (CCIU) for job training for people leaving the justice system with jobs in manufacturing.
Last week the Philadelphia Office of Property Assessment posted the reassessments of the city’s properties, showing that the aggregate value of properties increased by about 21% since tax year 2020.