Gov. Wolf, State Leaders Look to Bolster Pennsylvania Workforce
Members of the Workforce Command Center say there are five main points keeping people from working. They also gave 42 recommendations to overcome those barriers.
Month: January 2020
Pennsylvania ranks 5th worst on corporate tax study
Pennsylvania finished 46th in a study by the Tax Foundation examining how well states have structured their corporate income tax systems in 2020.
Oil and gas industry, leaning on Pittsburgh region, punches back against fracking ban in messaging campaign
Allegheny County Councilman Sam DeMarco found himself on an unusually big stage Tuesday, where the likes of Bob Dylan, Kenny Chesney, The National and Meek Mill performed in the past year.
Wolf needs to curtail borrowing, severance tax
As we begin a new year, Gov. Tom Wolf will undoubtedly push once again for a severance tax.
Letter to the editor – Say no to severance tax
As we begin a new year, Gov. Tom Wolf will undoubtedly push once again for a severance tax.
Why a Lebanon County township supervisor opposes the severance tax
After traveling the Commonwealth selling RestorePA for months, the Governor is poised to ask for a severance tax to fund this program.