Representative Brenda Pugh and I are hosting a replacement plate event on Thursday, July 23 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at the Luzerne County Fairgrounds, located at 3605 State Route 118 in Dallas.
For more information, please contact my Nanticoke office at 570-740-2432.
PA has a state budget. The final agreement negotiated by Senate R’s reduced the gov's proposed spending increase by more than $1.1 billion, requires no withdrawals from the Rainy Day Fund & keeps us on a more sustainable fiscal path. Read more: https://t.co/zaXw3Nu2xg
We are two weeks away from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s deadline to ensure we protect victims and our communities by imposing appropriate sentences for individuals convicted of Second Degree Murder.
At a recent press conference with @PASenateGOP, I explained what felony murder actually means.
The time to act is now- our communities are depending on us because if communities aren’t safe, nothing else matters.
Thanks to @SenLisaBaker and a bipartisan majority of the Senate for acting on this critical issue with Senate Bill 1400.
Let’s get it done.
The state Senate advanced legislation Thursday to reform the way defendants are sentenced for second-degree murder convictions. #pasenate#pagov#papolitics
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Today, along side @PAAttorneyGen the Senate approved legislation @SenLangerholc & I put forward to update PA's sentencing laws for second-degree murder in response to a recent court decision.
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Today, I joined @PASenateGOP following Senate passage of SB 1400, legislation that updates Pennsylvania’s sentencing laws for second-degree murder in response to a recent court decision.
As Attorney General, and as someone who has prosecuted second-degree murder cases, I believe it is critical that our laws appropriately reflect the seriousness of these offenses while preserving justice for victims and their families.
. @SenLisaBaker, @SenLangerholc, @PAAttorneyGen Dave Sunday and @MontcopaDA discuss SB 1400 and the urgent need for action following the PA Supreme Court's decision on second-degree murder, which may lead to convicted murderers being released. 📺 https://t.co/Lqa1r6E3b7
NOW: I'm in Allentown with Sec. Siger to celebrate another big win for PA — a $30 million expansion by @Nokia that will bring hundreds of jobs and more critical semiconductor production to the region over the next five years.
WATCH: https://t.co/UJyvQPyPi3
The legislation, known as Act 17 of 2026, is named in honor of Greg Moyer, a Monroe County teenager who died after suffering cardiac arrest during a high school basketball game more than 25 years ago. https://t.co/3lg65Ls3lJ
The #PASenate came together in wearing red this week to highlight the importance of preventing #heartdisease & The American Heart Association’s #GoRedForWomen movement. Thank you to my colleague @SenLisaBaker for her work to promote 'National Wear Red Day'!
“These measures reflect our commitment to justice and compassion,” said Sen. Baker. “Two bills focus on preventing human trafficking and supporting victims, while the third ensures the stability of our courts and access to justice for all Pennsylvanians.”
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Boys Volleyball - Hornets go a perfect 4-for-4 against rival Parkland as they defeat the Trojans 3-1 to advance to the District XI 3A Championship game
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