-- 2022 Priorities
-- Spotlight PA: Gov. Wolf’s Final Budget Address Will Seek To Cement His Legacy
-- AP: What To Watch For In Gov. Wolf’s Budget Proposal
-- ScrantonT: Wolf To Roll Out Last Budget With Public School Education On His Mind
-- Gov. Wolf Announces $1.7 Billion Spending Plan For Federal American Rescue Plan Money
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Senate Democrats Call For A $3.75 Billion Investment In Public Education
-- WHYY: PA Democrats Set Budget Priorities With ‘Historic’ Education Spending Proposal
-- TribLive Guest Essay: Helping Pennsylvanians Means Putting Taxpayers First - Republican House Speaker, Majority Leader
-- Governor’s Budget Address Feb. 8
-- PA’s Role In Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- PA Cap-Star: Here’s The Full List of PA’s Fake Republican Electors - Gubernatorial Candidates Barletta, Gerow, More
-- CitizensV: Barletta Campaign Responds To Probe Of Fake Electors
-- TribLive: McKean County Man Gets Fine For His Role In Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- Inquirer: Delaware County Man Pleads Guilty To Charges Related To Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- NYT: National Republican Committee Declares Assault On U.S. Capitol ‘Legitimate Political Discourse’
-- The Guardian: Republican Party Calls Jan. 6 Attack On U.S. Capitol ‘Legitimate Political Discourse’
-- The Guardian: Fmr Republican VP Pence Says It Would Have Been ‘Un-American’ To Overturn 2020 Election Results
-- New Voting Districts - Senate, House, Congressional
-- PA Cap-Star: Panel Approves Final House, Senate Voting Districts Maps In Bipartisan Vote; House Republican Opposes
-- Spotlight PA: Final Legislative District Maps Approved, But Legal Challenges Likely
-- Inquirer: New Legislative District Maps Could Boost Democrats, Reflecting Closely Divided State With More Voters Of Color
-- MCall - Ford Turner: Lehigh Valley A Flashpoint As Commission Approves Final Legislative District Maps
-- CitizensV: Luzerne County’s Political Landscape Is Changing
-- WBTimes: Sen. Yudichak (I) ‘Profoundly Disappointed’ In Redistricting Process
-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: Final Legislative Maps Introduce More Competitive Districts In Capital Region
-- AP: PA Supreme Court To Decide On Congressional Voting Districts Map
-- Spotlight PA: PA Supreme Court Takes Control Of Redrawing State’s Congressional Voting Districts Map
-- AP: PA Supreme Court May Step In To Congressional Voting Districts Case
-- AP: Commonwealth Court Judge Says She’ll Soon Rule On Congressional Voting Districts Map
-- PA Cap-Star: PA Supreme Court Taking A Look At Congressional Voting Map Case, Orders Stay On Lower Court
-- MCall: Will Allentown’s Chances Of Electing A Latino Representative Improve?
-- Governor’s Race
-- AP: Republican State Committee Won’t Endorse In Big Primary Fields For Governor, U.S. Senate
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Republican Leaders Decide Not To Endorse In Governor, Lt. Governor Races In Secret Lancaster Meeting
-- Inquirer: Jumbled Republican Primaries Will Stay That Way After No Party Endorsements At Republican Meeting In Lancaster
-- AP: Gubernatorial Candidate Josh Shapiro Sets Campaign Cash Record To Start Election Year
-- PA Cap-Star: PA Candidates For Governor Raising Big Money For A Big Race
-- Inquirer: First Fund-Raising Reports In PA Governor’s Race Show It’s Up For Grabs
-- WITF: Millions Pouring Into PA Governor, U.S. Senate Races
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Last Of Republican Regional Straw Polls Hand Victories To Bartos, White For U.S. Senate, Governor
-- TribLive: Republican Rep. DelRosso Announces Run For Lt. Governor
-- TribLive: Fmr Republican Rep. Coleman Running For Lt. Governor
-- ScrantonT Editorial: Republican Candidate For Governor Lou Barletta Promotes Election Lies
-- U.S. Senate Race
-- AP: Republican State Committee Won’t Endorse In Big Primary Fields For Governor, U.S. Senate
-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: Republican U.S. Senate Candidates Battle To Standoff In Endorsement Battle In Lancaster Meeting
-- AP: Millions Follow Rich Candidates In PA U.S. Senate Race
-- Inquirer: How Much Money Oz, Fetterman Other PA U.S. Senate Candidates Raised So Far
-- WITF: Millions Pouring Into PA Governor, U.S. Senate Races
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Last Of Republican Regional Straw Polls Hand Victories To Bartos, White For U.S. Senate, Governor
-- PennLive - John Baer: Fetterman’s U.S. Senate Campaign Is As Unconventional As He Is
-- WPost: Conor Lamb, Leading Democratic Candidate For U.S. Senate In PA Opposes Fracking Ban
-- YorkDR: Dr. Oz Tries To Clean Up His Medical Record In Promoting Cures And Products
-- AP: Val Arkoosh Dropping Out Of Democratic U.S. Senate Race
-- PA Cap-Star Editorial Cartoon: For Sale, One Gently Used PA U.S. Senate Seat
-- November 2021 Election
-- MCall: Lehigh County Judge Race Remains In Limbo After Elections Board Delays Certification
-- MCall: Lehigh County Voters Sue To Delay Nov. Election Certification Over Undated Mail-In Ballots
-- May 2022 Election
-- WHYY: PA Voters Can Still Apply For Mail-In Ballots Despite The Court Battle
-- CourierT: Bucks County Officials Sound Alarm On Impact Of PA Redistricting Delays On Primary Election
-- ErieT: PA County Election Officials Demand Help From Lawmakers: ‘We’re Still Being Attacked’
-- PA Cap-Star: PA Has Some Big Races In 2022, But Political Parties Are Mostly Staying Silent, Why?
-- City & State: Republican Poll Says Republican State Candidates Have The Advantage This Year
-- PoliticsPA: Will Anyone Receive Endorsements At This Weekend’s Republican Meeting?
-- LancasterOnline: Sen. Augment To Face Primary Challenge From Ephrata Man Who Led Local Protests, Unapproved ‘Audit’ Of 2020 Election
-- Election Reform/2020 Election Fallout
-- AP: Republican’s PA Election Inquiry: Courts, Conspiracies And More Costs
-- AP: PA Supreme Court Sets March Argument On PA’s Mail-In Voting Law
-- CourierT Guest Essay: More Than Meets The Eye In Republican Efforts To Kill Mail-In Voting
-- LancasterOnline Editorial: Republicans Liked PA’s Mail-In Voting Law When They Passed It In 2019, Then They Lost
-- ErieT: PA County Election Officials Demand Help From Lawmakers: ‘We’re Still Being Attacked’
-- WITF Smart Talk: PA Republicans Gaining In Voter Registrations, Partisan Identification
-- ErieT Guest Essay: PA Republicans Are Stealing Your Right To Vote - PA Senate/House Democratic Leaders
-- ErieT Guest Essay: We Face An Apocalypse Of Our Own Making If We Let Voting Rights Falter In The U.S. - Erie Teacher
-- PA Cap-Star: Here’s The Full List of PA’s Fake Republican Electors - Gubernatorial Candidates Barletta, Gerow, More
-- CitizensV: Barletta Campaign Responds To Probe Of Fake Electors
-- WBTimes: AG Shapiro’s Office: 2020 Fake Republican Elector Plan Not Illegal, But Misleading
-- LancasterOnline: Sen. Augment To Face Primary Challenge From Ephrata Man Who Led Local Protests, Unapproved ‘Audit’ Of 2020 Election
-- CourierT: America First Candidate To Change Republican Cong. Fitzpatrick
-- CourierT Guest Essay: For Our ‘Great Experiment’ To Survive, Politicians Must Observe The Rules - Fmr Rep. Kate Harper
-- LancasterOnline: Lancaster Twp. Republican Chair Resigns As Committee Prepared To Remove Him For Denouncing FreePA, A Conservative Disinformation Group
-- LancasterOnline Editorial: Republican Twp. Chair’s Forced Exit Illustrates Lancaster County Republicans’ Shift Toward Extremism
-- LancasterOnline: White Supremacist Group Patriot Front Recruiting In PA, Targeting Lancaster County With Propaganda
-- TribLive: Etna Rallies Against Swastika Flag In Allegheny County
-- TribLive: Pittsburgh Out Of Running For 2024 Republican Convention
-- State Constitutional Amendments
-- Spotlight PA: Complete Guide To More Than 70 Proposed Amendments To State Constitution
-- Inquirer Pro/Con: Is It Time For PA To Get Out Of The Booze Business?
-- ReadingE Editorial: Constitutional Amendment On Alcohol Sales Concerning
-- Harrisburg Potpourri
-- PA Cap-Star: Updated PA Incumbent Retirement And Primary Tracker
-- TribLive Guest Essay: Coming Together For A Brighter Future For PA - PA House Democratic Leadership
-- TribLive: Special Election To Fill Rep. Wheatley Set For April 5
-- TribLive: Legislative Aide To Sen. Costa Nominated To Run For Rep. Gainey’s House Seat
-- WESA: 6 Hopefuls To Seek Democratic Party Nomination In House District Special Election
-- Inquirer: Philly Democrats Pick Rep. Mike Drescoll As Nominee For City Council
-- WBTimes: Rep. Carroll Not Seeking Reelection
-- MCall - Ford Turner: Sen. Browne Blocks Newspaper’s Attempt To Get Information On Taxes Paid In Allentown’s Unique Neighborhood Improvement Zone
-- Inquirer: Sheryl Lee Ralph On ‘Abbott Elementary,’ Her Marriage To Sen. Hughes
-- CourierT: America First Candidate To Change Republican Cong. Fitzpatrick
-- WESA: Candidates To Replace Cong. Doyle Post Healthy Fundraising Totals
-- Inquirer: PA Members Of Congress Traded Millions In Stocks, Some Lawmakers Trying To Ban The Practice
-- ScrantonT Editorial: Barbara Hafer’s PAC Illuminates Absurd Law
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Legislature Takes First Steps Toward Recreational Marijuana - Holding A Hearing
-- ScrantonT Editorial: Legal Pot ‘Inevitable’, Fire Up Bill
-- Inquirer Pro/Con: Is It Time For PA To Get Out Of The Booze Business?
-- ScrantonT Editorial: Horse Racing Reforms Long Overdue
-- Spotlight PA: Report Says Fmr PA School Pension Fund CEO Withheld Information From Board
-- AP: Report Flags Consultant Error In PA School Pension Fund Data
-- ErieT: Gov. Tom Ridge To Be Honored By The Intelligence And National Security Alliance
-- Budget 2022
-- Spotlight PA: Gov. Wolf’s Final Budget Address Will Seek To Cement His Legacy
-- AP: What To Watch For In Gov. Wolf’s Budget Proposal
-- ScrantonT: Wolf To Roll Out Last Budget With Public School Education On His Mind
-- Gov. Wolf Announces $1.7 Billion Spending Plan For Federal American Rescue Plan Money
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Wolf Proposes $1.7 Bill Relief Program For Families, Small Businesses, Health Care, Conservation
-- PA Cap-Star: ‘We Should Not Do Nothing:’ Wolf Unveils $1.7 Billion Spending Plan For Federal Relief Money
-- AP: Wolf, Democrats Outline Propose For Investing $1.7 Billion In American Rescue Plan Funds
-- The Center Square: Republican House Speaker Pans Wolf’s Federal Relief Spending Plan
-- Gov. Wolf Launches Nonprofit Security Grant Program With $5 Million In American Rescue Plan Funding
-- TribLive Editorial: Nursing Shortage Can Use American Rescue Plan Funds
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Senate Democrats Call For A $3.75 Billion Investment In Public Education
-- WHYY: PA Democrats Set Budget Priorities With ‘Historic’ Education Spending Proposal
-- WHYY: General Assembly Diverts $4.2 Billion In State Funding Meant To Pay For Highways & Bridges To Pay State Police Instead [2019] [Is There A Pattern Here?]
-- PG: As Wolf Readies Final Budget, State University System Waits To See If They Will Get More Funding
-- Dept. Of Revenue: January State Revenue Collections $376.8 Million Over Estimate; $1.8 Billion Over Estimates Fiscal Year-To-Date
-- Independent Fiscal Office: January Revenue Collections $440.6 Million Over Its Estimate; $2.2 Billion Over Fiscal Year-To-Date
-- The Center Square: IFO: Revised Economic Forecast Shows Higher Revenue Estimate For PA [State Revenue Estimate Increases $3.3 Billion]
-- PennLive: PA Casinos Hit Jackpot With Record Year In 2021
-- WHYY: Philly Moves Closer To ‘Epicenter For Sports Betting’ Prediction
-- Inquirer: Ex-Bookkeeper For Delaware River Waterfront Agency Admitted Stealing $2.6 Million To Gamble
-- American Rescue Plan Funding
-- Gov. Wolf Announces $1.7 Billion Spending Plan For Federal American Rescue Plan Money
-- TribLive Editorial: Nursing Shortage Can Use American Rescue Plan Funds
-- PA Cap-Star: These PA Congressional Republicans Opposed The Biden American Rescue Plan Funding, Then Touted It Back Home
-- COVID Pandemic In PA
-- PA Cap-Star: COVID Still A ‘Serious’ Situation In PA, Health Secretary Says
-- WHYY: Philly COVID Cases Continue To Drop, But ‘We’re Not Out Of The Woods Yet’
-- PennLive: UPMC Doctor Warns Against Danger Of Pandemic Fatigue
-- PG: January Was Allegheny County’s Deadliest Month Since COVID Vaccine Rollout
-- PG: COVID Continues To Decline In Allegheny County, Across PA
-- CitizensV: Holidays Produced Huge, Larger COVID Case Surge This Year And A Lot Of Deaths In NE PA
-- MCall: PA COVID Cases Fall To 12-Week Low As Northampton Records 1,000th Death
-- AP: PA Adding Long-Term Care Beds To Ease COVID Crunch
-- TribLive Editorial: Nursing Shortage Can Use American Rescue Plan Funds
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: COVID Policies At The Capitol In Harrisburg Are All Over The Map
-- ABC6: 5,000 Blank Vaccine Cars, N95 Masks Stolen From Philadelphia Hospital
-- TribLive: Western PA Health Care Facilities In Compliance With Federal Vaccine Mandate
-- PennLive: ‘Small Number’ Of Unvaccinated Employees Lose Jobs At Hershey Company
-- PennLive: PA Republicans Push Bill To Protect Doctors Prescribing Unproven Treatments For COVID
--WITF/PennLive: Tower Health Doctor Fired For Prescribing Unproven COVID Treatments To Patients
-- WHYY: Down 2 Hospitals In One Month, New Efforts To Restore Health Services In Chester County
-- WHYY: Blood Donation Shortage A ‘Major Concern’ In Pennsylvania
-- PA Cap-Star: On The Job In D.C.: ‘You Have To Do The Work’: PA’s Rachel Levine Says
-- COVID - Schools
-- Courier: Central Bucks School District Parents Come Together To Donate Masks To Teachers, Staff
-- TribLive: New Kensington-Arnold Teachers To Highlight Educators’ Efforts During COVID
-- PG: For Western PA H.S. Seniors, Pandemic Was Ultimate Test Of Courage
-- Inquirer: Less Than One-Third Of PA Elementary Students Vaccinated Against COVID
-- ErieT: Warren County School District Paid $28,000 In Winner’s Legal Fees In Challenge To Its Mask Policy
-- Opioid Epidemic
-- AP: Allegheny, Philadelphia DAs Lose Round In Challenge To Opioid Settlement Lawsuit
-- WHYY: Philly Unveils First-Of-Its Kind Vending Machine For Opioid Overdose Drug Narcan
-- School Funding/Administration
-- PG: Private Christian School Leader First Witness For Republicans In Public School Funding Trial
-- WHYY: Republicans Make Case For School Choice, Not Money In PA School Funding Trial
-- CitizensV: Fair Funding Trial Exposing Inequities In PA Schools
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Senate Democrats Call For A $3.75 Billion Investment In Public Education
-- WHYY: PA Democrats Set Budget Priorities With ‘Historic’ Education Spending Proposal
-- PA Cap-Star: ‘This Is Not Sustainable’: PA Educators Detail Staffing Shortages, Urge Legislative Relief
-- PennLive: Labor Shortages Remain PA School Districts’ Biggest Concern, Report Says, While Democrats Propose Billions In New Aid
-- TribLive: Greensburg Diocese Excited By 20% Bump In Catholic School Enrollment
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: Why Is PA’s Private Cyber Charter School Boom During Pandemic Crushing Taxpayers
-- TribLive Guest Essay: Legislative Action On Private Charter School Reform Long Overdue - Fmr Rep. Bernie O’Neill (R) & Fmr Auditor General Eugene DePasquale (D)
-- PG Editorial: Private Cyber Charter School Taxpayer Funding Must Change
-- ErieT: How Unfounded Threats To Erie-Area Schools Add Stress, Work
-- LancasterOnline Editorial: Parents: Urge Lancaster County School Boards To Resist Efforts To Ban Books
-- Spotlight PA: Report Says Fmr PA School Pension Fund CEO Withheld Information From Board
-- AP: Report Flags Consultant Error In PA School Pension Fund Data
-- Spotlight PA: Key Consultant Refused To Cooperate With Probe Into PA School Pension Fund
-- TribLive Editorial: Clerical Error Doesn’t Mean PA School Pension Fund Has No Responsibility
-- Inquirer: Penn State Students Want To Be Heard, So They’re Running Candidates For Board Of Trustees
-- Inquirer: PA State University System Launches First Diversity Survey
-- PG: As Wolf Readies Final Budget, State University System Waits To See If They Will Get More Funding
-- Gun Violence/Law Enforcement
-- Gov. Wolf Vetoes Bill Preempting Local Gun Ordinances
-- AP: Wolf Vetoes Bill To Prevent Local Firearms Restrictions
-- PA Cap-Star: Vetoed Republican Gun Preemption Bill Part Of Larger Local Preemption Strategy
-- TribLive: Man Accused In Wilkinsburg Massacre With Handgun Sues Allegheny County Over ‘Malicious Prosecution’
-- WITF: NAACP Files Complaint Against Lebanon County DA Over Handling Of Shootings By State Police
-- WHYY: Philly DA: Murders Are Down Compared To This Time Last Year
-- Inquirer: Carjackings In Philly Are On A Record Pace, Officials Aren’t Sure Why
-- Inquirer: Philly DA Hoping New Unit Can Steer Young Adults To Rehabilitation Over Punishment
-- PG Guest Essay: Time For Criminal Justice Overhaul - Rep. Kinkead (D)
-- Inquirer Editorial: Domestic Violence Homicides Were Up 240% Last Year, Why Is Philly Taking Guns From So Few Accused Abusers?
-- Inquirer Editorial: Philly Officials Collaborated On Gun Violence Report, But Can They Implement Their Own Recommendations?
-- YorkDR: Teens Now Can’t Be Jailed Unless It’s In The Interest Of Justice, In PA There Are Issues
-- ErieT: How Unfounded Threats To Erie-Area Schools Add Stress, Work
-- CourierT: Bucks County Community Settles Lawsuit In Police Shooting Where Officer Confused Gun With Taser For $750,000
-- Inquirer: 650+ Philly Cops Say They’re Too Hurt To Work, But Some Are Holding Down 2nd Jobs
-- PG Editorial: Alma Speed Fox, A Matriarch Of The Civil Rights Movement, Inspired Pittsburgh
-- PG Editorial: Steelers Can Take Lead In NFL Racial Justice Controversy
-- PA Economy
-- MCall: PA To Launch List Of Employers That Violate State Labor And Workplace Safety Laws
-- Inquirer: Restaurant Workers Are Quitting In Droves, Here’s How They’re Being Lured Back
-- WHYY: Philly To Pilot A Guaranteed Income Experiment, Giving Cash To Some Needy Residents
-- Inquirer Guest Essay: Rental Assistance Is A Lifeline For Philadelphia Families, Don’t Let It Disappear
-- WHYY: Philly To Guarantee Lawyers For Some Renters Facing Eviction
-- PG: Class Of 2022 Starting Salaries Could See Sizable Gains, But Some May Lose Ground
-- CitizensV: Report: NE PA Leads State In New Job Creation
-- ErieT: Unemployment Rates Improve In Erie County Falls From 6.2% To 5.9%
-- TribLive: Western PA Region’s Labor Force Shrinks Again, Jobless Rate Falls
-- CentreDT: Centre County Couple Made, Sold Moonshine For More Than 30 Years, Investigators Say
[Posted: February 6, 2022]
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