PCCYFS Legislative Updates
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February 23, 2024 In election news, petition challenges continue across the board – even for a congressional race – and it will be a little while until the official ballots …
February 23, 2024 In election news, petition challenges continue across the board – even for a congressional race – and it will be a little while until the official ballots …
February 16, 2024 Good news for the PA Courts’ website! A victim of a cyber attack, specifically a “denial of service” attack, last week, Chief Justice Debra Todd announced that …
February 10, 2024 Feedback from Governor Shapiro’s $48 billion budget proposal is pretty much what you’d expect given the divided majorities between the House and Senate chambers. Those on the …
January 26, 2024 Prepare for an early spring! Pennsylvania’s famous prognosticator, Punxsutawney Phil, did not see his shadow! While we won’t endure six more weeks of winter, we will endure …
January 26, 2024 Governor Shapiro announced a blueprint for higher education, which will focus on workforce development as well as access and affordability. Click here for the complete press release. …
Historically, the Pennsylvania House and Senate schedule about a week’s worth of session days in January, but that is not the case for 2024. The House remains tied 101-101 and …
December 15, 2023 Not without intense debate over a resolution dedicating 2023 as the “Taylor Swift Era” and, yes, legislators quoting the grammy award winning singer, the Pennsylvania legislature took …
December 8, 2023 Another quiet week last week in terms of bill action as both chambers were not in session. However, staff worked diligently throughout the week and continued to …
The Office of Children, Youth, and Families (OCYF) Policy Clarification #3680-23-02 has been released. This policy clarification addresses the topic about whether or not the 2022-02 Introduction to DHS Audit Policy Bulletin …
October 27, 2023 This week the Senate’s work centralized primarily on Senate Bill 7, sponsored by Senator Ryan Aument. This bill is being called by opponents as a “book ban” …