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State Police graduate 49 new Troopers

(The Center Square) - Graduating cadets of the Pennsylvania State Police's 174th class were left with a tall order Friday: "Make good decisions at all times, doing the right things for the right reasons." ... Read More.

EEOC presses antisemitism investigation of UPenn

Friday, December 5 by The Center Square

The University of Pennsylvania is stonewalling a federal civil investigation over complaints it subjects its Jewish faculty to a hostile work environment, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says. Earlier... Read More.

Trump admin cut money from Pa. farmers and beat challenge. Now what?

Friday, December 5 by The Center Square

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's office says he is deciding his next step after a federal judge ruled he sued the Trump administration over a cut in money destined for local farmers in the wrong court. ... Read More.

Paid leave attract more parents? Lawmakers hope so, again

Thursday, December 4 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - The decades-long battle for paid parental leave in the U.S. has moved in fits and starts, with thirteen states and the District of Columbia currently mandating paid leave for working parents. ... Read More.

Legislators float comprehensive housing bill

Thursday, December 4 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Amidst a nationwide housing crisis, Pennsylvania is short at least 100,000 housing units, according to the Department of Community and Economic Development. A bipartisan group... Read More.

Home care providers say raising rates ‘an absolute necessity’

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - With budget season disappearing into the rearview, advocaces for home health care services aren't wasting a minute. Though the programs saw a $21 million investment... Read More.

Shapiro assumes leadership of Chesapeake Executive Council

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Gov. Josh Shapiro braved the snow to head to Baltimore on Tuesday where he accepted his new role as chair of the Chesapeake Executive Council. ... Read More.

Op-Ed: Nuclear forges path forward despite legislature’s shortsightedness

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

This publication correctly reported that nuclear power production in Pennsylvania was essentially relegated to being an afterthought for quite some time, but now, lawmakers are realizing this reliable, carbon-free source of baseload energy warrants a closer look as we prepare for significantly greater... Read More.

Few solutions amid rising health care violence

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Health care workers in Altoona held a vigil Monday night to demand increased safety for hospital employees. The event came weeks after UPMC emergency room... Read More.

Lawsuits blame fast-food burgers for food poisoning, allergic reaction

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

Beware burgers across Pennsylvania, two recently filed lawsuits against fast-food chains suggest. One lawsuit blames an Allegheny County Checkers & Rally's for putting mustard on a burger despite the... Read More.

Pennsylvania prosecutors face no punishment for violating Wiretap Act

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

Pennsylvania prosecutors can't be sued for using recordings illegally obtained in criminal proceedings, the state Supreme Court decided last month in the case of a man whose ex-wife taped their conversations and filed criminal charges against him. ... Read More.

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Pennsylvania

State Police graduate 49 new Troopers

EEOC presses antisemitism investigation of UPenn

Trump admin cut money from Pa. farmers and beat challenge. Now what?

Paid leave attract more parents? Lawmakers hope so, again

Legislators float comprehensive housing bill

Home care providers say raising rates ‘an absolute necessity’

Shapiro assumes leadership of Chesapeake Executive Council

Op-Ed: Nuclear forges path forward despite legislature’s shortsightedness

Few solutions amid rising health care violence

Lawsuits blame fast-food burgers for food poisoning, allergic reaction

Pennsylvania prosecutors face no punishment for violating Wiretap Act

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