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2025 in Review: Pa. proves what’s possible amid national uncertainty
Historic investments, economic momentum, and strain on businesses were part of Pennsylvania in 2025.
Small businesses being squeezed by rising tariffs
Rising tariffs are squeezing small businesses faster than anyone expected, a new analysis from the Joint Economic Committee reveals.
Midstate gains nearly $460,000 in grants
State Rep. Nate Davidson announced that nearly $460K in grant funding has been awarded to support projects in Harrisburg and Cumberland County.
Shapiro secures $147.5M investment from Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories
Governor Josh Shapiro announced a $147.5 million private-sector investment in Lancaster County in a visit to Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories.
Shapiro Admin announces new Main Street designation in Central Pa.
DCED Secretary Rick Siger announced that Downtown Gettysburg is receiving a Main Street designation through the Main Street Matters program.
Workplace discrimination bill passes Pa. House
The Pennsylvania House passed HB 1825 to strengthen workplace protections against discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. The bill now heads to the Senate.
PA Chamber addresses House passage of unemployment compensation
The Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry said HB 274 will improve the unemployment compensation system.
Central Pa. counties gain state investments in manufacturing programs
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry Secretary Nancy Walker announced nearly $4.2 million in advanced manufacturing training programs to strengthen and support the workforce.
Shapiro Admin opens renovated flexible workspace at Forum Place
Budget Secretary Uri Monson opened the modernized Office of the Budget workspaces at Forum Place in Harrisburg.
National Small Business Week nominations deadline extended
The 2026 National Small Business Week awards nominations deadline has been extended.
Central Pa. counties receiving new business investments through PIDA loans
DCED Secretary Rick Siger announced the approval of nearly $10.5 million in new loans through PIDA to help boost business growth and create and retain jobs.
Shapiro Admin provides state employees tuition benefits at Central Pa. colleges
Secretary of Administration Neil Weaver announced new tuition benefits for state employees at Lebanon Valley College and Shippensburg University.
