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Shapiro’s RGGI Group concludes work, Pa. Senator calls for withdrawal
As Gov. Shapiro's Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Working Group concluded its work, there are calls for withdrawal from the RGGI.
Pa. Revenue Fund more than $140m less than expected
Pennsylvania’s September collection and fiscal year-to-date for General Fund revenue are less than expected.
Pennsylvanians to have increased options for health insurance
Pennsylvanians seeking health insurance will have increased options in 2024.
Local businesses gain CREDC financing
Harrisburg-based businesses have secured essential financing through the Pennsylvania Catalyst Loan Fund.
Ag Secretary announces this year’s Farm Show theme
The annual Pennsylvania Farm Show theme was unveiled Wednesday at the Eat Real Food Mobile Market at Paxinosa Elementary School in Easton.
Lancaster Community fund receives $30M tax credit from U.S. Treasury Dept.
The Lancaster-based Community First Fund is receiving a $30 million New Markets Tax Credit allocation from the U.S. Treasury Dept.
New study sees disparity in Harrisburg businesses
ESI study show disparity exists in Harrisburg businesses.
Pa. chambers eye impact of special election
Pennsylvania's Chambers of Commerce weight the impact of this week's special election.
Shapiro orders flags to half-staff in tribute to Temple U. acting president
Gov. Josh Shapiro today ordered commonwealth flags in Philadelphia County to immediately fly at half-staff in honor of Temple University’s acting president.
Acquisition creates largest standalone government relations firm in Harrisburg
Long Nyquist & Associates (LNA) has acquired lobbying firm Pugliese Associates, making what it says is the largest standalone government relations firm in Harrisburg.
Pa. Gaming Control Board revenue in August increases
Combined revenue for August from gaming in Pennsylvania increased 7.4% over last year.
Pa. receives $500M investment from Australia company
Gov. Josh Shapiro and Pratt Industries announced a commitment to invest $500 million and create hundreds of jobs in Pennsylvania.
