In a 12-minute floor speech, Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman voiced his frustration with the tone of transit negotiations thus far.
Budget, SEPTA funding discussions not based in reality, House GOP leader says
“The failure to pass the state budget and transportation funding bills today only moves us further back while hurting the people of Pennsylvania,” Topper said.
Bucks state senators diverge on SEPTA funding move – Bucks Round-Up – August 13, 2025
During a special legislative session, the PA Senate passed transit funding to the tune of $2.4 billion that isn’t being used, according to Senator Farry.
Topper: Budget impasse exacerbated by lack of real negotiation, siloed approach
“The continued piecemeal approach… regarding SEPTA funding… has put an agreement further off than it has been before,” the Republican leader said.
Dem Harvie supports socialized medicine, but says voters aren’t ready
Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie Jr. says he supports universal health care. He just doesn’t think Democrats can afford to run on it.
Fitzpatrick opposes Lower Makefield senior housing development – Bucks Round-Up – August 11, 2025
The 15-unit, 3.5-acre project would require a zoning variance for Trinity Realty Companies.
Middletown Township Police charge Philly man in Oxford Valley mall shooting
According to a police investigation, the victim was waiting for a SEPTA bus when he was approached by a man, later identified as Shannon Lewis.
Shapiro visits SEPTA HQ, calls on state Senate to deliver SEPTA and other transit spending
Shapiro’s 2025-26 budget proposal includes $292 million in new funding to support 52 transit systems.
Centennial plaintiffs ask judge to wait for CBSD decision – Bucks Round-Up – August 8, 2025
Months ago, U.S. District Court Judge Michael Baylson ended a stay on the Centennial case, brought by teachers Denise Kravitz and Lori Warren.
The governor’s comments came after delivering a speech on improved permitting processes alongside the Department of Environmental Protection.