June

New Poll: School Funding Top Concern for Pennsylvanians

Public school funding is a top concern among Pennsylvania voters, according to a new poll that comes as state...

Unemployment in Pennsylvania fell by one-tenth of a percentage point to 7.5% in May, while non-farm payrolls fell by...

The Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center is out with a new policy brief setting the record straight on some recent...

Last week, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission reported that natural gas drillers are paying $202 million in local impact...

The Keystone Research Center recently put together the following top 10 reasons the governor’s public pension plan will dig...

This morning you can hear Liz Hersh of the Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania discuss housing issues in Pennsylvania on...

Pension benefits earned by retired teachers, first responders, and public health workers inject millions of dollars into regional and...

It’s been a while since I blogged about payday lending, so let’s recap a little bit. Payday loans are...

Details of the 2012-13 state budget agreement have emerged with the release of spreadsheets Tuesday, and some details of...

With less than a week to go until the state budget deadline, policymakers in Harrisburg are still at odds...

Originally posted at the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center’s website. The Pennsylvania House of Representatives debated and amended the...