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Kulik: Recognizing legislative milestones during Women’s History Month

March is Women’s History Month, highlighting the achievements of women, particularly in the Pennsylvania legislature where 65 serve in the House of Representatives, marking a historical milestone. Celebrating firsts among women in leadership, the focus is on empowering future generations while addressing significant societal issues through new legislation and community events.

West Hills fire, EMS companies share in more than $250,000 in state grant funds

More than a dozen fire and EMS companies in the West Hills received over $250,000 in state grants to enhance their facilities, equipment and training. Local representatives emphasized the importance of these funds in ensuring first responders are equipped to handle emergencies effectively.

Kulik: Shapiro’s budget address seeks investments in education, affordable housing

The Capitol sees high attendance during key events like the governor’s budget address. This year’s proposal includes a 5% spending increase, focusing on education, raising the minimum wage, and affordable housing. The governor emphasizes economic growth and encourages tax reforms while seeking timely budget agreement to benefit citizens and communities.

Pennsylvania’s youngest mayor takes office Monday in Carnegie

Sam Bigham has officially become the youngest mayor in Pennsylvania's, as he took the oath of office Monday in Carnegie Borough. Earning 76% of the Democratic primary vote and Republican write-in support, he balances his role with executive director duties and is pursuing a master’s degree at Carnegie Mellon.

Grant funds will finance Bishop Canevin gymnasium renovation project

Bishop Canevin High School is set to receive a $350,000 grant for gym renovations, part of a $7.6 million funding package aimed at enhancing community infrastructure in the 42nd senatorial district, with several neighboring projects also receiving support.

Neighborhood Assistance Program will benefit Coraopolis, McKees Rocks

State Rep. Anita Kulik announced over $815,000 in funding from the Neighborhood Assistance Program for revitalization and affordable housing in McKees Rocks and Coraopolis. This funding supports business districts, community services and initiatives aimed at fostering long-term homeownership success.

Kulik: Looking forward to a fruitful final year in the state House

In reflection of 2025, State Rep. Anita Kulik of the 45th District shares her gratitude for progress made in state governance. The year saw improved cooperation between legislative bodies, successful grant awards for communities and ongoing support for constituents.