Senator Culver Chairs Senate Education Committee Meeting to Advance Key Education Bills
December 10, 2025

Senator Culver Chairs Senate Education Committee Meeting to Advance Key Education Bills

Sen. Lynda Schlegel Culver (R 27), Chair of the Senate Education Committee, convened a voting meeting to consider several bills focused on strengthening educational opportunities, supporting students, and addressing challenges facing Pennsylvania schools.  [Read More]

Senate Transportation Committee Examines PA Commercial Vehicle Safety and Nondomiciled CDLs
December 9, 2025

Senate Transportation Committee Examines PA Commercial Vehicle Safety and Nondomiciled CDLs

The Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by Sen. Judy Ward (R-30), held a public hearing to examine commercial vehicle safety and nondomiciled commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) following recent claims of CDLs and REAL IDs being issued to illegal immigrants.  [Read More]

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December 9, 2025

Robinson Leads Effort to Protect Seasonal Workers from Unemployment Compensation Benefit Cuts

HARRISBURG — Sen. Devlin Robinson (R-37), Chair of the Senate Labor & Industry Committee, today announced final passage of a bipartisan agreement that protects Pennsylvania’s seasonal workers from looming unemployment compensation (UC) benefit cuts, while also securing long-sought reforms to support victims of domestic violence and strengthen the integrity of the UC system. The measure, […]  [Read More]

Argall Bill to Address Caregiver Shortages Advances
December 9, 2025

Argall Bill to Address Caregiver Shortages Advances

The Senate Education Committee unanimously approved bipartisan legislation authored by Sen. Dave Argall (R-29) to help address Pennsylvania’s long-term care workforce shortage today.  [Read More]

Unprecedented Spending at Governor’s Private Residence Prompts Intergovernmental Operations Committee to Issue Subpoenas
December 9, 2025

Unprecedented Spending at Governor’s Private Residence Prompts Intergovernmental Operations Committee to Issue Subpoenas

The Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee, chaired by Sen. Jarrett Coleman (R-16), today issued three subpoenas – two of which were related to the unprecedented expenditure of $1 million on Gov. Josh Shapiro’s private residence.  [Read More]

Bipartisan Bill to Prohibit Student Cellphone Use During School Day Passes Senate Education Committee
December 9, 2025

Bipartisan Bill to Prohibit Student Cellphone Use During School Day Passes Senate Education Committee

The Pennsylvania Senate Education Committee advanced bipartisan legislation sponsored by Sens. Devlin Robinson (R-37), Vince Hughes (D-7), and Steve Santarsiero (D-10) to require public schools across the commonwealth to adopt policies prohibiting student cellphone use during the school day.  [Read More]

Senate Approves Rothman Bill to Ensure Bridge Repair Funding Efficiency
December 8, 2025

Senate Approves Rothman Bill to Ensure Bridge Repair Funding Efficiency

Legislation sponsored by Sen. Greg Rothman (R-34) to make state funding available for local bridge projects was approved by the state Senate today.  [Read More]

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December 1, 2025

Gebhard Calls for Stronger Response to Political Violence

Sen. Chris Gebhard (R-48) called on Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday to investigate patterns of organized and targeted political violence toward Pennsylvanians in a letter today.  [Read More]

All Pennsylvanians Deserve a Robust Transportation Network
November 24, 2025

All Pennsylvanians Deserve a Robust Transportation Network

Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman (R-41) issued the following statement today highlighting Senate Republicans’ support for a strong and robust transportation network across all regions of Pennsylvania:  [Read More]

Phillips-Hill Introduces Legislation to Protect Investment in Preserved Farmland
November 24, 2025

Phillips-Hill Introduces Legislation to Protect Investment in Preserved Farmland

Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York) introduced legislation to ensure fair compensation when preserved farmland is acquired through eminent domain, protecting both taxpayer dollars and the integrity of Pennsylvania’s nationally recognized farmland preservation program.  [Read More]

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