Gov. Tom Wolf’s 2022-23 draft budget proposes at least $22 million for Ben Franklin Technology Partners. 

State workers will receive a minimum wage of $15 per hour by Jan. 31, after Gov. Tom Wolf amended his executive order that initially raised the rate by 2024.  

Governor Tom Wolf today said AES Clean Technology, a designer, manufacturer and builder of cleanroom facilities, will invest $14.2 million to open a manufacturing facility in Manheim Borough, Lancaster County, and create 97 full-time jobs. 

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was in Pennsylvania Friday to announce that the state is set to receive $1.6 million in federal funding towards bridge repair projects. 

The Wolf administration today announced it will offer five paid days off to state employees under the governor’s jurisdiction who are fully vaccinated by Dec. 31. 

Governor Tom Wolf today awarded $9.5 million to reduce diesel emissions, improve air quality, and promote clean transportation technologies.  

Governor Tom Wolf today announced grants totaling more than $2 million to seven Pennsylvania organizations for research on issues critical to sustaining and growing the state’s agriculture industry.

The Wolf Administration plans to distribute $655 million from the American Rescue Plan Act to stabilize Pennsylvania’s child care industry.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf today threw his support behind bills being introduced in the state house and senate that would outline the spending plan from the proceeds the state would receive from participating in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

MI Windows and Doors, a leading manufacturer of precision-built and energy-efficient vinyl, aluminum and fiberglass windows and sliding patio doors, will create 97 jobs and retain 1,528 others by expanding its operation in Dauphin County.

Pennsylvania will lift all COVID-19 restrictions except the order to wear a mask in public on Memorial Day, the Wolf administration announced.

Gov. Tom Wolf has nominated his deputy chief of staff, Alison Beam, to serve as secretary of the Department of Health.

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives failed to override the governor’s veto of House Bill 2513, which would have reversed many of the state’s COVID-19 restrictions on bars and restaurants.

Wolf said the plan to pursue a carbon capture and storage system is part of the state’s ongoing efforts to combat the effects of global warming, adding the infrastructure project would also bring jobs to the commonwealth.

In his memorandum filed on Tuesday, Stickman reaffirmed his contention that Wolf and Health Secretary Rachel Levine violated citizens’ First Amendment’s right of assembly and the due process and equal protection clauses of the 14th Amendment.