Press Releases
Sabatina’s Child Protective Services Reform Legislation Approved by Senate Committee
Dozens Sign Up for Affordable Healthcare at Senator Tartaglione’s Enrollment Event
Hughes Statement on Scheduled School Reform Commission Vote
Hughes Applauds Mayor Kenney’s Plan to End State Oversight of Phila. Public Schools
PA Senate Democrats Push Back on Trump’s ACA Enrollment Changes
Senator Farnese Applauds Passage of Gaming Legislation, Economic Development Funding for Philadelphia
Hughes: Legislation Addresses ‘Stop-and-Go’ Liquor, Fixes City AVI
Senator Tartaglione, Rep. Dawkins Facilitate Sexual Violence Prevention Conversation in Wissinoming
Senator Art Haywood Announces Plans to Introduce Single-Payer Healthcare Legislation in Pennsylvania State Senate
Boscola and Stefano Win Key Endorsements for Tougher Restitution Law
Leach Joins Overwhelming Bipartisan Senate Majority in Rejecting PA House GOP Revenue Plan
Costa Statement on Credit Rating Downgrade
Dinniman Renews Call for DEP to Release Info on Wells Near Pipeline’s Path
Hughes Introduces ‘It’s on Us PA’ Bill Expanding Office of Safe Schools to Include Colleges
Leach Comments on Trump’s Decision to End DACA
Dinniman Calls on DEP to Release Info on Wells Potentially Impacted by Pipeline
Dinniman Releases Statement on Pa. ESSA Plan
Sen. Hughes Comments on Senate Passage of State Budget Revenue Package
Senate Includes Fontana’s Water Line Replacement Language in Revenue Package
Lawmakers Highlight Need to End Budget Impasse, Fund State-Related Universities
Boscola Pleased with Streamlined State Budget
Brewster: Proposed State Budget is a Blueprint for Change
Harrisburg – February 7, 2017 – State Sen. Jim Brewster (D-Allegheny/Westmoreland) released the following statement concerning Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2017-18:
“The proposed $32.3 billion General Fund budget cuts more than $2 billion in expenses, calls for spending slightly more than 1 percent over last year and deals with a looming $3 billion deficit without a broad-based income tax hike.
Brewster: Proposed State Budget is a Blueprint for Change
Harrisburg – February 7, 2017 – State Sen. Jim Brewster (D-Allegheny/Westmoreland) released the following statement concerning Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2017-18:
“The proposed $32.3 billion General Fund budget cuts more than $2 billion in expenses, calls for spending slightly more than 1 percent over last year and deals with a looming $3 billion deficit without a broad-based income tax hike.
Blake: Budget Streamlines Government, Invests in Education, Economic Development
Job Training, Minimum Wage Boost, Education Key Parts of Budget Proposal, Tartaglione says
Wolf’s 2017-18 Budget Ushers in Reinvention of Government
Plan increases education funding, cuts billions in expenses, no broad-based tax increase
Harrisburg – February 7, 2017 – Gov. Tom Wolf presented his budget plan for Fiscal Year 2017-18 that calls for an increase in education funding, cuts of $2 billion in government expenses and no broad-based tax increase, state Senate Democratic Leader Jay Costa (D-Allegheny) said today.