Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Secretary Dennis Davin plans to resign from the position he’s held for seven years on Feb. 11. 

Following approval from both the Pennsylvania House and Senate this week, Gov. Tom Wolf signed House Bill 253 into law on Wednesday. 

Thermal solutions company Mobile Climate Control (MCC) is consolidating its U.S. operations to a new headquarters in West Manchester Township, York County.  Gov. Tom Wolf announced on Friday that the manufacturer is set to create 117 new, full-time jobs over the next three years as it moves all of its operations to a new 220,000-square-foot ...

Affordable housing in four central Pennsylvania counties will receive a financial boost as Gov. Tom Wolf announced Monday the distribution of more than $8.2 million through the Pennsylvania HOME Investment Partnerships Program.

WellSpan Health announced the appointment of three new members to its 2022 board of directors.

Former Gov. Tom Wolf staffer Rob Ghormoz has joined Harrisburg-based law firm Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney as principal in its Government Relations Group. 

Gov. Tom Wolf signed a bill Tuesday approving the creation of a state authority tasked with investing federal dollars in programs to expand broadband internet access across the state. 

Three midstate projects have been approved for over $672,000 in grant funding through the Keystone Communities Program. 

The Wolf administration announced on Friday that the state has awarded $4.8 million in grant funding to 26 recipients across the state, including four in the midstate, through its PAsmart initiative. 

The creation of a new state authority tasked with rolling out broadband internet access across the state was approved with the passage of a bill in both the House and Senate this week. 

 Alison Beam, acting secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, will resign at the end of the year. She is expected to be replaced by Executive Deputy Secretary Keara Klinepeter. 

Gov. Tom Wolf has approved more than $19 million in grant funding for community development projects in York County. 

Pennsylvania organizations offering independent living services to people with disabilities are not receiving enough Medicaid reimbursements from the state to keep their employees, say advocates for the state’s Centers for Independent Living, known as CILs. 

Georgia-based recycled paper and packaging company Pratt Industries has opened a new $150 million advanced manufacturing box plant in Carlisle, Cumberland County. 

The Wolf Administration has approved spending nearly $36 million to finance some 220 community revitalization projects across the state.