Gov. Wolf Focused On Medical Marijuana Over Recreational, For Now
Governor Wolf is not ready to jump on the cannabis bandwagon, even though Pennsylvania voters are warming to the idea of legalizing marijuana.
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Governor Wolf is not ready to jump on the cannabis bandwagon, even though Pennsylvania voters are warming to the idea of legalizing marijuana.
All 16 Philadelphia Police Districts, among other locations, also have drug take-back boxes to dispose of medications.
The facility houses undocumented mothers and children awaiting federal immigration hearings.
Governor Tom Wolf was in South Philadelphia Friday to announce a "fair chance" hiring policy designed help Pennsylvanians with criminal pasts, and he says- it's just step one.
State lawmakers joined with Governor Wolf Tuesday to roll out a package of bills intended to protect students from sexual assault.
This comes after the law license of Williams was suspended.
Voting mostly along party lines, the state House has sent the Senate a Republican-crafted budget bill in response to the spending plan proposed by Democratic Governor Tom Wolf.
Last year, Gov. Tom Wolf signed legislation that allowed for sales of wine by the bottle in restaurants and grocery stores.
The Chairman of the Democratic Policy Committee said about 80 percent of taxpayers in the Commonwealth pay for local police forces.
Gov. Tom Wolf says the Tuesday afternoon trip was made between hospitals in East Stroudsburg and Danville, some 80 miles apart.
Gov. Tom Wolf signed a Proclamation of Disaster Emergency in anticipation of a significant winter snowstorm that will impact the state.
He was a resident of Stewartstown and a 21 year member of Harrisburg fire service.
If Congress goes along with a House Republican proposal to replace the Affordable Care Act, Governor Wolf says thousands of Pennsylvanians could lose healthcare coverage.
Governor Tom Wolf visited the Plymouth Meeting campus of a growing healthcare concierge service, and brought along a state contribution it its employee training program.
Pennsylvania's Governor addressed the media on Monday, condemning recent attacks and threats on Jewish people.
Governor Wolf denies applying any political pressure in the DEP's approval of the controversial Mariner East 2 statewide pipeline project
Governor Wolf says he believes both Republicans and Democrats believe discussions are starting out from a "far better place" than they did in previous years.
While state-owned universities would get a slight increase, funding for the University of Pennsylvania's veterinary school would be eliminated.
PA House Speaker Mike Turzai reacts to the Governor's budget address.
Chris discussed last night's debate on healthcare between Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders. He spoke with Chester County Sheriff Bunny Welsh about her meeting with Donald Trump at 6:20, the Liberty USO to promote their Hug A Hero program at 7:00, author Todd Starnes about his new book, 'The Deplorable's Guide To Making America Great Again,' at 7:20 and Victor Fiorillo form Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about a shakeup at the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Some of Wolf's initiatives were already announced, including the consolidation of four state departments.
Voting along party lines, a bill to ban most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy has cleared its first hurdle in the new session of the Pennsylvania legislature.
This is an effort to expand access to naloxone, which can prevent overdose deaths.
Pennsylvania Senators questioned the timing and motive of the Wolf Administration's plan to close two state prisons at a hearing on Monday.
The extension for compliance with the Real ID law means that, for now, Pennsylvania licenses will be sufficient proof of identification to get into federal facilities.
