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Pennsylvania follows Canada’s lead on weed

Pennsylvania’s tepid approach to marijuana is giving it the breathing room to learn the lessons of other states as well …

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Vague laws make squatter eviction harder in Pennsylvania

However contradictory the term “squatter’s rights” may sound, it is a growing concern that’s prompted lawmakers to seek additional protections …

Souderton senior center receives $70K in state funding for security upgrades

Generations of Indian Valley serves more than 4,000 active adults in Souderton, Telford, Franconia, and surrounding areas

Gov. Shapiro’s 2024 budget pitch draws on lessons from curdled Fairlife bid

Shapiro’s budget proposal invests in agricultural development and aims to address shortcomings that lost Pennsylvania a deal with a major …

Elections 101: How Pa. secures mail ballots, prevents fraud, and more

Learn how Pennsylvania verifies the identities of people who want to vote by mail, ensures that ballots are secure, and …

Marijuana's licensing woes in other states a warning for Pennsylvania

Another legislative hearing on recreational marijuana legalization focused on avoiding the mistakes of other states.

Student teacher stipend application launches in Pennsylvania

The application process for Pennsylvania’s new student teacher stiped program officially rolled out this week.

Pennsylvania may reconsider telehealth insurance coverage

Though it didn’t gain traction last session, one legislator is again pushing for mandating that health insurance covers telehealth-related costs …

Budget Secretary Monson defends Shapiro plan to spend part of Pennsylvania’s surplus

Shapiro’s spending plan touts more than $1 billion in new money for Pennsylvania public schools, and an overhaul of the …

Precision deemed crucial for skill game taxes in Pennsylvania

Skill games have been restricted in Philadelphia and statewide regulation still hasn’t solidified in the General Assembly.

Right to repair would save Pa. residents hundreds of dollars a year, House panel hears

Legislation giving consumers the right to repair electronic devices would save the average Pennsylvania household hundreds of dollars a year …

Pa. House bill could lead to constitutional amendment enacting universal photo ID to vote

House Republican leadership said letting the bill languish in committee ignores the popularity of the policy among voters, especially those …

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