Pennsylvanias

Back-to-School Safety Alert: Drivers Reminded to Obey Pennsylvania’s School Bus Stopping Law

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Bucks County, Pennsylvania – As schools across the region prepare to welcome students back to classrooms, TMA Bucks is urging drivers to remain vigilant and adhere strictly to Pennsylvania’s School Bus Stopping Law. With the return of hundreds of school buses on the roads, safety precautions are essential to protect children commuting to and from school. The law mandates that drivers must halt their vehicles at least 10 feet away from any school bus displaying flashing red lights and an extended stop arm. Importantly, vehicles are required to stop from all directions unless the bus … Read more

Legal Turmoil and Confusion Cloud Future for Pennsylvania’s NIOSH Workforce

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — Employees of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) in Pennsylvania are facing a challenging and uncertain future as they navigate ongoing lawsuits and mixed signals from the federal government regarding their employment status. Amidst concerns, many workers are increasingly worried about the implications these legal battles may have on their jobs and overall morale. The situation escalated when a group of employees took legal action against their employer, seeking clearer guidance and protections amid changes in federal leadership and policies. This backdrop of uncertainty has left many employees anxious … Read more

Transforming Democracy: Anticipated Revisions to Pennsylvania’s Election Laws on the Horizon

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HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania lawmakers are poised to consider significant changes to the state’s election laws, potentially reshaping the electoral landscape. This discussion arises amid ongoing debates about election integrity and voter access, reflecting a broader national conversation on similar issues. The proposed changes aim to address various aspects of the election process, including mail-in voting, ballot drop-off locations, and voter ID requirements. Supporters argue that these modifications could enhance security and streamline operations, while critics express concern over potential disenfranchisement of voters. As lawmakers prepare to deliberate, the backdrop includes heightened scrutiny of voting … Read more

Pennsylvania’s Complex Election Laws Set the Stage for Potential Post-Election Controversies

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HARRISBURG, Pa. — With Pennsylvania poised as a pivotal battleground for the 2024 presidential election, its unique election laws have attracted national scrutiny. The state’s voting system, intertwined with mail ballot intricacies and the potential for protracted legal disputes, stands as a focal point for both parties. Pennsylvania lacks an early voting system, instead opting for mail balloting available on demand, a procedure mired in extensive paperwork and significant processing delays. Unlike several other key states, Pennsylvania does not begin processing mail ballots before Election Day. This results in a frenetic counting effort post-polls to … Read more