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HARRISBURG -- A sweeping overhaul of the state's gas-drilling regulations, including restrictions on local zoning rules and a new fee on those companies, now awaits Gov. Tom Corbett's signature. (Today)
State inspectors found 1,178 violations of state environmental regulations at Marcellus Shale gas drilling and development sites in 2011, according to a review released Wednesday by PennEnvironment. (Today)
HARRISBURG -- Calling for reductions in state borrowing, the House Republican leader Wednesday proposed cutting by more than half the credit limit for a grant program supporting construction projects. The Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program is authorized to borrow up to $4.05 billion to award grants to economic development projects with cultural, historic or civic significance. (Today)
A federal judge Wednesday rejected requests by top Republican state lawmakers to prevent April 24 elections from proceeding under existing legislative districts. (Today)
HARRISBURG -- The House Gaming Oversight Committee held a hearing today on a bill that would impose 10-mile no-casino "buffer zone" around the Gettysburg National Military Park and the Flight 93 Memorial Park. (Yesterday)
Yesterday
- Corbett calls fiscal plan 'lean and demanding'
- Sandusky lawyers claim accusers collaborating against ex-coach
- Pa. House votes to send shale drilling fee to Corbett
- Pa. House votes to extend unemployment benefits
- Corbett 'not going to go into' transit-cut solutions now
- Pa. House still arguing shale well fee proposal
- Bevilacqua entombed at Philadelphia Mass
- Newcomer set to be top public defender
- Higher education proposal termed nation's most onerous
- Governor makes little mention of transit
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
- Activists gather to protest expected state budget cuts
- DeWeese guilty of five felonies
- Delaying primary would weaken Pennsylvania voice
- Pa. lawmakers are near deal on drilling fees
- State Senate passes Marcellus Shale legislation
- Governor proposes lean budget, with big higher ed cuts
- Many still supportive of DeWeese despite conviction
- Lehigh County woman helped upset proposed state reapportionment map
Monday, February 6, 2012
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
- Pa.'s food stamp asset test will be easier than planned
- Pa. bill would provide help to struggling schools
- Corbett reasserts position on drilling consistency
- DeWeese maintains innocence as jury receives corruption case
- Cardinal Bevilacqua's grace, disputes here recalled
- Phil sees shadow; six more weeks of winter
- Penn State reform group narrows its list of endorsees
- Corbett may boost small-game limits
