Pa. House passes Gov. Shapiro's proposal to fund mass transit, road and bridge repairs in Commonwealth
House Bill 1364, referred to as the Public Transportation Trust Fund Transfer and Increase Act, passed with a bipartisan vote of 107-96 Tuesday.
House Bill 1364, referred to as the Public Transportation Trust Fund Transfer and Increase Act, passed with a bipartisan vote of 107-96 Tuesday.
The lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court by actor Derek Dixon, who appeared on 85 episodes of the BET series.
MIFFLINBURG — Two supervisors in Buffalo Township voted to file a private criminal complaint against the chairman of the board for allegedly violating the Second Class Township Code when he approved township labor and funds to pave the driveway of a private citizen.
TURBOTVILLE — Registration is open for this year's Hunter's Heart and Hustle Football and Cheer Camp, set to take place next month.
HARRISBURG — A bill backing Gov. Josh Shapiro’s call to fund bonuses paid to child care teachers toward growing the industry’s labor force advanced Tuesday within the Pennsylvania House.
High school graduation means a lot of different things, but most of all it means change. For as long as we can remember, whether we’ve liked it or not, school has been at the center of our lives. Every day we’ve needed to wake up way too early, sit through some classes we enjoy and others that we don’t really want to be in, and pray that today’s lunch isn’t fish sandwiches with stewed tomatoes.
MIDDLEBURG — Renovations at the former sheriff’s office in Middleburg have begun as Snyder County officials plan to relocate the inmate booking center.
LEWISBURG — The Union County commissioners approved a Pittsburgh-based engineering and consulting company to assist with the Geographic Information Systems department in the wake of a cyberattack earlier this year.
SUNBURY — A retired Florida police officer who speaks about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and suicide prevention told a group of law enforcement officials and first responders to leave work at work and spend more time with family during a special presentation at the Shikellamy High School on Tuesday.
DANVILLE — Last year, state Sen. Lynda Schlegel Culver visited a Pennsylvania child care facility — the only thing missing: the children. The missing piece was not due to a lack of need, but, rather, a lack of staff.