While SNAP benefit abuses have become more difficult, people still find ways to game the system.
Pennsylvania issues full SNAP benefits
The state Department of Human Services announced it has already issued full payments for the month of November to about two million Pennsylvanians.
Staats highlights fiscal responsibility, education investments, and energy relief in budget agreement
Staats said “the final agreement reflects several meaningful priorities achieved for Pennsylvania families and taxpayers.”
Fetterman talks shutdown, Schumer and his new book
The former lieutenant governor was one of eight Democrats who voted to allow the Senate to act on compromise legislation to reopen the government.
After Shapiro sued over SNAP funding, Lt. Gov. Davis urges quick distribution of food aid
The Shapiro-Davis Administration is driving out $5 million in emergency state funding to food banks across the commonwealth.
AAA urges caution as darker mornings return – Bucks Round-Up – November 3, 2025
Reduced morning visibility and changes to sleep schedules can increase the risk of drowsy driving — a factor in nearly one out of five fatal crashes.
County leaders discuss SNAP crisis, assistance with partner agencies
The Commissioners are expected to consider $200,000 this week in new funding to food providers.
SNAP halt increasing anxiety in Pennsylvania food system
As October turns to November, neither the federal nor state government has come to a budget agreement with human services hanging in the balance.
Shapiro takes legal action to demand SNAP benefits get paid
USDA’s own contingency plan acknowledged the availability of billions in reserve funding to keep SNAP benefits funded during a shutdown.