Pennsylvania small business grant applications close March 13
Applications for the Small Business Advantage Grant remain open for Pennsylvania small business owners.
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UCSF professor flags $1.34B Minnesota 340B windfall, as scrutiny grows over Pennsylvania’s use of the program
A new Minnesota 340B report suggests the program is generating billion-dollar revenue for hospitals and driving consolidation rather than supporting safety-net care, according to UCSF assistant professor Anthony DiGiorgio.
NFIB reschedules Small Business Day in Harrisburg to May 5, 2026
NFIB has announced that its annual Small Business Day in Harrisburg will now be held on May 5, 2026.
PennDOT and PA Turnpike announce vehicle restrictions ahead of winter weather
PennDOT and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission will restrict certain vehicles on major highways starting Sunday afternoon due to expected snowfall across Pennsylvania.
Consumer Choice Center releases analysis on 340B drug program’s flaws, as reform debate grows in Pennsylvania
On February 10, 2026, the Consumer Choice Centre released an analysis of the 340B Drug Discount Program by Fred Roeder, raising concerns about its structure and calling for potential reforms…
Pennsylvania officials encourage dog licensing to support rescue and safety efforts
Pennsylvania officials urge residents to buy dog licenses as part of efforts to protect pets statewide. License sales fund rescues like those of Valentine and other dogs in need while…
Small business owners voice concern over Pennsylvania’s proposed budget and minimum wage hike
Following the release of Governor Shapiro’s 2026 budget proposal, concerns have emerged among small business owners regarding potential tax increases and increased government spending.
NFIB schedules 2026 Small Business Day at Pennsylvania Capitol for May
NFIB has announced that its 2026 Small Business Day at the Capitol will be held on May 12, 2026, in Harrisburg.
PennDOT seeks public input on traffic safety through online survey
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has launched an online survey seeking public input on traffic safety issues. Preliminary data shows a decline in roadway fatalities for two years running. The…
Rep. Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA-1) backs bill to give amnesty to illegal alien Venezuelans
The Dignity Act proposes legal status for millions of undocumented immigrants, including many Venezuelans.
Pennsylvania invests $13 million in Philadelphia traffic safety projects
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will invest $13 million in six new traffic safety projects across Philadelphia. The funding comes from the Automated Speed Enforcement program under Governor Shapiro’s administration.…
PennDOT driver license and photo centers to close for Presidents Day holiday
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will close all driver license and photo centers from February 14 through February 16 for Presidents Day. Customers can still access most services online during…
New report urges uniform ballot curing practices for Pennsylvania’s mail-in voting
A new report released by Common Cause Pennsylvania and the ACLU of Pennsylvania finds that proactive notice and cure policies help more voters successfully cast mail-in ballots than simply relying…
PennDOT advances Scranton to New York City rail corridor project with public meeting
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is advancing plans for a new Scranton–New York City passenger rail corridor. A virtual public meeting will be held on February 19 to update residents…
Small business owners discuss economic policy ahead of governor’s budget address
Small business owners from across Pennsylvania met in Harrisburg on February 2 for the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) annual economic forum.
Small business group warns of impact from Governor Shapiro’s budget proposal
Following Governor Shapiro’s recent budget address to the Pennsylvania General Assembly, small business representatives have voiced concerns about the potential effects of his proposals on local enterprises.
Patients Come First Pennsylvania Director Riley: PBMs are linked ‘to rising costs and a growing number of pharmacy closures’
Jennifer Riley from Patients Come First Pennsylvania advocates for enhanced transparency in pharmacy benefit management.
Patients Come First Pennsylvania Director Riley: PBMs are linked ‘to rising costs and a growing number of pharmacy closures’
Jennifer Riley from Patients Come First Pennsylvania advocates for enhanced transparency in pharmacy benefit management.
Pennsylvania reminds small business owners about annual report filing deadline
Starting in 2025, small business owners in Pennsylvania are required to file an Annual Report with the Pennsylvania Department of State.
Small businesses seek pro-growth policies as Pennsylvania legislature convenes
As the 2026 legislative session begins in Harrisburg, the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Pennsylvania is calling on lawmakers to support policies that benefit small businesses and avoid introducing…
Taxpayers Protection Alliance Director on 340B impacting Pennsylvania: Hospitals are ‘pocketing most of this money’
Ross Marchand, Executive Director of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, said on the Health Policy Podcast that the 340B drug pricing program is being misused by hospitals that keep discounts instead…
NFIB announces annual economic forum with state financial leaders set for February
NFIB will host its annual economic forum in partnership with the PA Society of Tax and Accounting Professionals and the Pennsylvania Society of Enrolled Agents.
Pennsylvania General Assembly begins 2026 session; NFIB outlines small business priorities
The Pennsylvania General Assembly began its 2026 legislative session on January 6.
Patients Rising CEO on 340B hospitals affecting Pennsylvania: ‘sending patients to collections while pocketing millions’
Terry Wilcox, CEO of Patients Rising, has raised concerns about major nonprofit hospitals profiting from the 340B Drug Pricing Program while simultaneously sending patients to debt collections – an issue…
NFIB’s Greg Moreland discusses state budget and small business challenges on PCNTV
Pennsylvania State Director Greg Moreland appeared on PCNTV to discuss the state budget and challenges impacting small businesses.