State unveils grant program for college reopening
By: Tribune-Review Colleges and universities struggling to reopen will be able to tap a portion of $28 million in federal […]
Dentons 50
Analysis and observations from all 50 states from Dentons’ public policy experts and members of the Dentons 50 network.
Majority of Pennsylvanians favor face masks, support Gov. Wolf amid pandemic, new poll says
By: David Wenner About half of Pennsylvania voters, or 48%, view the state as headed in the right direction, down […]
Who is in charge? The Legislature is guilty of the same overreach of which Gov. Tom Wolf is accused.
By: The Editorial Board Concerned that Gov. Tom Wolf is acting more like a king than a governor in exercising […]
Pa. essential workers say they have to choose between their health and a paycheck
By: Jordan Wolman Kelli Trent, an insurance claim agent in Perry County, said her employer isn’t following health and safety […]
Gov. Wolf on open records bill he intends to veto: ‘I would have voted for it too’
By: The York Dispatch Gov. Tom Wolf this week said that he would have backed legislation that aims to require […]
Pa. legislator says he’s ‘stunned’ Liquor Control Board is continuing court battle to block information on licenses
By: Jan Murphy It’s back to court for a state lawmaker who has been fighting for the release of information […]
Pa. attorney general vows to back schools threatened with loss of funding over distance learning
By: Deb Erdley As schools across the region continue to finalize arrangements for a return to class next month, Pennsylvania […]
This week marks the end of the extra $600 with unemployment claims
By: Lauren Rosenblatt Barring an extension, this week marks the last time people filing for unemployment compensation will receive an […]
COVID-19 Hazard Pay Grant Program
Governor Wolf announced the availability of new grant funding to help employers retain workers in life-sustaining occupations. Grant funds may […]
Gov. Wolf tightens restrictions on bars, restaurants as covid-19 surge continues
By: Tom Davidson More restrictions on Pennsylvania bars and restaurants become effective Thursday in response to what Gov. Tom Wolf […]
Democrats file lawsuit to ‘protect the franchise of absentee and mail-in voters’
By: Jan Murphy Fifteen Democratic lawmakers and candidates and the Pennsylvania Democratic Party filed a lawsuit in Commonwealth Court aimed […]
Lawmakers will rule again over redrawing of Pa. political boundaries, but critics aren’t giving up
By: Cynthia Fernandez HARRISBURG — For a moment, anti-gerrymandering advocates in Pennsylvania had a victory in sight. Fed up with […]