Pennsylvania has been awarded $25.4 million to invest in clean transportation through the state’s plan for electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure deployment. 

Project SPARK, through the state’s Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career Program, has received new funding to help recruit and train 150 people to boost the skilled workforce in Lancaster County. 

Gardian Booth, a manufacturer of prefabricated structures, will create 33 jobs with the relocation of its headquarters to Waynesboro, Franklin County, from Orangeburg, New York. 

Projects in Adams and Lancaster counties are among nine to receive approval through the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) that will empower communities and economic development partners to attract businesses by building an inventory of ready sites. 

Three apprenticeship programs in central Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley are among 14 awarded grants totaling $4.9 million, Gov. Tom Wolf said. 

Gov. Tom Wolf has appointed internal medicine physician Dr. Nirmal Joshi as chair of the Patient Safety Authority board of directors. 

Reducing the Corporate Net Income Tax in Pennsylvania will improve the business climate when the new legislation is signed by Gov. Tom Wolf, according to the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry. 

Gov. Tom Wolf announced Wednesday the approval of two low-interest loans to support business growth, one of which is in Cumberland County, through the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority.  

The Hershey Company’s new fulfillment center in Lebanon County was officially unveiled today, creating 270 new jobs. 

The Wolf administration is infusing nearly $20 million into STEM education across the state. 

Gov. Tom Wolf announced 245 housing and community development projects in 67 counties that will receive funding through the Pennsylvania Housing Affordability and Rehabilitation Enhancement (PHARE) fund.  

Gov. Tom Wolf received support for his clean hydrogen hub initiative today, moving the state closer to less carbon-intense forms of energy. 

Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology plans to use a $200,000 Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career Program (MTTC) to fund a full-time Workforce Development Manager. 

Three Central Pennsylvania programs designed to prepare students for the workforce are among 12 programs chosen to receive Schools-to-Work grants. 

The new GIANT Bleacher Garden at the former Bishop McDevitt High School is being revitalized and will create 225 new jobs.