-- Gov. Shapiro
-- Gov. Shapiro Issues Order Directing Agencies To Set Deadlines For Permit Reviews, Requires Money-Back Guarantee If Deadlines Not Met [PaEN]
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Shapiro Offers A Money-Back Guarantee On PA’s Licensing And Permitting Process
-- PA Capital-Star: Shapiro Launches Review To Mitigate Red Tape In PA Professional Licensure Process
-- AP: Shapiro Order Aims To Reduce Wait Times For Professional Licensing
-- The Center Square: Shapiro Executive Order Refunds Licensing, Permitting Fees For Slow State Processing
-- Pittsburgh Business Times: Business Groups Optimistic About Shapiro’s Efforts To Cut Red Tape
-- Inquirer: How Josh Shapiro Is Starting His Administration With A Pro-Business Focus, And A ‘Money-Back’ Guarantee
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Gov. Shapiro Orders 2,300 State Employees To End Hybrid Remote/In-Office Working And Return To The Office
-- TribLive/PennLive: Shapiro Administration Orders 2,300 State Employees To Return To The Office
-- TribLive Editorial: Let’s Not Forget What Working At Home Taught Us
-- Courier Times: Why Josh Shapiro’s DEP Nominee May Be Grilled By PA Senate
-- Gov. Shapiro Nominates DGS Secretary, Appoints Inspector General
-- PA Senate/House Transition
-- AP: Unexpected PA House Speaker Hopes To Retain The Job
-- Politics PA: PA House Speakers Expects To Keep His Job After Special Elections
-- WESA: Public Has Message For House Speaker’s Listening Group: ‘Let Us Be Heard’
-- The Center Square: Policy Hearings Fill PA House’s Legislative Void
-- Politics PA: The Rise Of Women In PA Politics
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: PA House Republican Leader Irate After Staffer Locked Out Of His Office, Speaker Says Office Space Was Occupied Without His Permission
-- Inquirer: PA House Speaker Changes Locks On Room With Sensitive House Republican Materials
-- LancasterOnline Editorial: Pennsylvanians Deserve Better From State House
-- PennLive: PA Republican Groups Holding Events With Right-Wing Fringe Group Organizer Over Next Week
-- Special Elections
-- TribLive: 3 Special Elections In Allegheny County Will Determine State House Majority
-- PennLive: Republican Rep. Lynda Schlegel Culver Wins State Senate Special Election
-- PennLive: Legislature’s Special Election Season Kicks Off Tuesday With State Senate Seat
-- PA Capital-Star: PA Democrats Shake The Money Tree Ahead Of Feb. 7 Special House Elections
-- May Primary Election
-- AP: Democrats Endorse McCaffery For Open Seat On PA Supreme Court
-- AP: PA Republicans Endorse Carolyn Carluccio For PA Supreme Court
-- November 2022 Election
-- Reading Eagle: Commonwealth Court Dismisses Berks Republicans’ Election Recount Petitions
-- Reading Eagle: Clash Among Berks County Republicans Still Unresolved
-- Election Reform/2020 Election Fallout
-- MCall: Sen. Boscola Proposes Funding For Election Drop Boxers, Letting Family Members Drop Off Ballots
-- TribLive Guest Essay: PA Republicans Must Solve The Suburban Puzzle - By Chester County Republican Running For Congress
-- Post-Gazette - Salena Zito: Dispelling The Myth Of ‘Rural Rage’ In Pennsylvania
-- Post-Gazette Guest Essay: Opening Primary Elections To Unaligned Voters Is Essential To Healing PA Politics - By David Thornburgh
-- Scranton Times Editorial: Fight Fraud With False Claims Law
-- PA’s Role In Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- MCall: Monroe County Man Charged With Crimes Related To Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- Post-Gazette/WPost: Court Blocks DOJ Review Of PA Republican Cong. Scott Perry’s Phone In Probe Of Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- York Dispatch: PA Republican Cong. Scott Perry Is In A Position To Investigate Himself
-- PennLive: PA Republican Groups Holding Events With Right-Wing Fringe Group Organizer Over Next Week
-- State Constitutional Amendments
-- Spotlight PA: Complete Guide To More Than 70 Proposed Amendments To State Constitution
-- PA Politics Of Russian Invasion
-- PJM Interconnection Electric Grid Operator Issues Cold Weather Alert, Conservative Operations For Feb. 3–4 [PaEN]
-- National Fuel Gas Reduces Cost For Natural Gas It Supplies To Customers [Due To Easing Of Price Spike Caused By Russia’s War Against Ukraine, LNG Exports]
-- Marcellus Drilling News: 5 Reasons Why The Price Of Natural Gas May Be Ready To Bounce Higher
-- Inquirer: Hefty Heating Bills Leave Some Philadelphians Aghast [Global Energy Markets For Natural Gas Driving Up Costs]
-- TribLive: Sticker Shock: High Natural Gas, Electric Bills From December Have More Seeking Help With Heating Bills
-- PUC Launches Comprehensive Investigation Into Billing Issues Impacting PPL Electric Customers
-- StateImpactPA - Rachel McDevitt: PUC Investigating Incorrect PPL Electric Bills
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: Burned By PPL Billing Problem? Let State Regulators Know About It
-- Reuters: U.S. Natural Gas Prices Slip 2% To 25-Month Low On Milder Feb Weather Forecast
-- Reuters: Fire-Idled Texas LNG Natural Gas Plant Seeks U.S. Approval To Start One Unit
-- PA/Harrisburg Politics Potpourri
-- Inquirer: PA Republicans Sticking With Current Leadership Despite Suffering Big 2022 Losses
-- Post-Gazette - Salena Zito: Dispelling The Myth Of ‘Rural Rage’ In Pennsylvania
-- TribLive Editorial: Does Pennsylvania Have A Real-Life ‘Groundhog Day’ Problem?
-- Citizens Voice Editorial: Lawmakers Need Grip, Not Grope, Lawmakers Have History Of Failing To Take Claims Of Sexual Harassment Seriously
-- PennLive: Fmr Lycoming County Republican House Member Garth Everett Dies
-- PA Capital-Star: Republican Sen. Regan Forcibly Removed, Stepped Over Protester Blocking Access To Fundraiser
-- Inquirer: Summer Lee’s Journey To Becoming PA’s First Black Congresswoman
-- Budget 2023
-- Senate Appropriations Committee Sets Agency Budget Hearing Schedule [PaEN]
-- The Center Square - Anthony Hennen: PA State Revenue Estimate Revised Upward $1.5 Billion For FY 2022-23
-- Courier Times: New Financial Report Could Complicate PA’s Budget And Tax Scenario, Here’s How
-- The Center Square - Anthony Hennen: PA State Treasurer Warns - Fiscal Cliff Ahead [FY 2025-26]
-- Dept. Of Revenue Reports January State Tax Collections Were 5.5%, $205.6 Million Less Than Anticipated, Fiscal Year-To-Date Up $297.5 Million
-- Independent Fiscal Office: January State Revenue 0.9%, $32.8 Million Above IFO Estimates, Up $1.19 Billion For Fiscal Year
-- COVID Pandemic/Health
-- Scranton Times: PA Reports 10,268 New COVID Cases, 158 More Deaths
-- Centre Daily Times: COVID Cases Down, Deaths Still Rise, No PA Counties At High Community Transmission
-- School Districts/Higher Education
-- PennLive - John Baer: Auditor General’s Look At School Surpluses - Groundhog Day All Over Again
-- PA Economy
-- Pittsburgh Business Times: Business Groups Optimistic About Shapiro’s Efforts To Cut Red Tape
-- WESA: With Gig Work On The Rise, PA Democrats Look To Crack Down On ‘Worker Misclassification’
-- TribLive/AP: Father Of Marshmallow Peeps Bob Born Dies At 98
[Posted: February 5, 2023]
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