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More Gender Diversity Appears On Pa.’s Ballot As Women Candidates Grow In Numbers

HARRISBURG (KDKA) – Next Tuesday’s election features something a little unusual in Pennsylvania — lots of women on the ballot. This state has not always been friendly to women candidates, but that may be slowly changing. Thirty years ago, only one out of ten state...

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Pittsburgh-Area Family’s Fight For Change Leads To New Protections For Drivers Stopped On Side Of Road

HARRISBURG, Pa. (KDAK) — There are new protections for drivers stopped along the side of a Pennsylvania road, marking a milestone in a local family’s fight for change. Governor Tom Wolf signed legislation Thursday that amended the state’s Move Over Law to include...

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Judge John Zottola Remembrance

 


Senator Iovino spoke on the Senate floor to honor and remember the life and legacy of Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas Judge John Zottola.

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Pennsylvania bill to revise ‘Steer Clear’ law advances

An effort to improve safety on Pennsylvania’s roadways via the “Steer Clear” law continues to move through the statehouse. The House Transportation Committee voted unanimously to advance a bill to revamp the Steer Clear law. The bill, SB1281, awaits further...

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Bill Would Give Pedestrians More Protection After No One Was Charged In The Death Of A Man Killed On I-279

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COVID Scams & Fraud Prevention Webinar

 


Senator Iovino and the PA Office of the Attorney General partnered together to host a webinar sharing information on how to protect yourself from COVID scams and fraud.

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Moment of Silence in PA Schools to Mark Pearl Harbor Day

 


Senator Iovino introduced an amendment to Senate Bill 869, which would institute a moment of silence in schools on September 11. Senator Iovino’s amendment, which was successfully incorporated into the bill, would also add a moment of silence on Pearl Harbor Day, December 7.

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Pa. Democratic lawmakers push bill to help business owners collect on COVID insurance claims

HARRISBURG — Saucon Valley Massage owner Westley Morris knew his business would take a hit after Gov. Tom Wolf’s March 19 coronavirus mitigation business shutdown order, and he thought his insurance policy might cover it. Morris, whose business is in Hellertown,...

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Charity started by McMurray man has worldwide reach, goals

Doug Strott of McMurray was fit and strong 37 years ago as a Baldwin High School athlete before a scarcely known disease that can lead to debilitating pain robbed him of the mobility he once took for granted. And today, he is making it his mission to alert doctors,...

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