PA Senate e-newsletters
Senate Passes 2022-23 State Budget that Cuts Taxes, Funds Essential Services The Senate approved a $45.2 billion General Fund Budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23 that meets the needs of Pennsylvanians today without creating multi-billion-dollar budget deficits in the future. Senate Bill 1100 was sent to the governor for enactment. The $45.2 billion budget, which also […] [Read More]
In this update: Wolf Administration Plan to Toll Interstate Bridges Halted by Court Senators Martin and Aument Bills to Limit Exposure of Sexually Explicit Content in PA Schools Passed by Senate Senate Votes to Protect Sports for PA Women and Girls Bill to Improve Medical Care for Patients Approved by Senate Senate Acts to Improve […] [Read More]
In this update: Senators Martin and Aument’s Bills to Empower Parents and Increase Transparency in PA Schools Approved by Senate Committee Legislation Preparing Students for Tomorrow’s Jobs Approved by Senate Senator Martin’s Bill Crediting Dentists for Charitable Volunteerism Approved Senate Acts to Reduce PA Lyme Disease Cases Senators Martin and Argall’s Bill to Curb Welfare […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senate Votes to Block Wolf Administration’s Overreaching Charter School Regulations Senator Martin introduces Legislation to Help Counties with Collection of Household Hazardous Waste Senator Martin Recognizes the Pennsylvania State University NCAA Wrestling Champions Senate Acts to Help Local Police Departments Find and Keep Officers Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program Application Deadline Extended to […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senator Martin Selected as Chairman of the Pennsylvania Delegation to the Chesapeake Bay Commission Martin Proposes Bill to Empower PA Families in Education Senate Approves Martin Bill Expanding Career Training for Cosmetologists, Barbers Senate Approves Poll Watcher Empowerment Act to Increase Election Oversight, Integrity Senate Acts to Protect Women’s Sports Joint Hearing […] [Read More]
In this Update: Rally Against Tolling Interstate Bridges Set for June 8 Senate Committee Acts to Protect Women’s Sport Bills of Note Approved by Senate Committees Preparing for America’s Semiquincentennial Scammers are Targeting Student Loan Borrowers June 6 is the Anniversary of D-Day Rally Against Tolling Interstate Bridges Set for June 8 Lawmakers and representatives […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senator Martin’s Bill Increasing Graduation Pathways Advances Declining Revenue Projections Highlight the Risk of Gov. Wolf’s Budget Plan Bill Establishing Pennsylvania Chief Nursing Officer Approved by Senate Senate Acts to Improve Access to Property Tax and Rent Rebates PUC Offers Tips for Dealing with June Electric Rate Hikes Further Extension of the […] [Read More]
In this Update: Help Available for Historical Records Care Tips for Cars and Motorcycles Sharing the Road Watching the Development of the Capital’s Young Peregrine Falcons Lowering Your Risk of Skin Cancer Honoring the Work of EMS Personnel Help Available for Historical Records Care Area historical societies, libraries and other records repositories can apply now […] [Read More]
In this Update: Appreciation for Teachers PUC Alerts Consumers of June 1 Price Increases for Electric Generation Where to Vote on May 17 Clearing Up Questions About Local Option Small Games of Chance Law Gypsy/Spongy Moth Spraying on State Game Lands Avoiding Lyme Disease in a State Where It’s Prevalent Appreciation for Teachers Last week […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senate Republicans Continue Statewide Hearings on Rising Crime Less Than a Year to Go Before Federal Enforcement of REAL ID Begins May is Mental Health Awareness Month Happy Mother’s Day Senate Republicans Continue Statewide Hearings on Rising Crime Local police chiefs, prosecutors, addiction recovery experts and others met with the Senate Majority […] [Read More]
