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West Hills communities will benefit from Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund grants

West Hills communities will receive grants from the Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund. The funding will support various projects, including waterline replacements, park upgrades, and infrastructure improvements, enhancing public safety and community quality of life.

Kulik won’t seek re-election in 2026 but will finish her current term in state House

State Rep. Anita Astorino Kulik, D-Allegheny, announced her resignation effective Nov. 30, 2026, to allow new leaders to emerge. Kulik, in office since 2016, expressed gratitude for serving her district and highlighted her accomplishments in the legislature.

Kulik: Key legislative updates from Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives

The Pennsylvania House is in session, continuing budget negotiations. Recent bipartisan bills include landslide insurance assistance and increasing unclaimed property claims. Additional legislation addresses harassment of sports officials and pet custody in divorces, reflecting ongoing legislative efforts.

Kulik: Game and Fisheries Committee forging meaningful partnerships

The chair of the House Game and Fisheries Committee engages in issues beyond hunting and fishing, collaborating with the National Aviary and addressing challenges faced by Pennsylvania farmers, particularly crop damage from deer, through new cooperative programs.

Kulik: The importance of civics education in today’s schools

The new school year highlights the importance of teaching civics alongside basic subjects. Understanding our Constitution and history is crucial for informed citizenship. Recognizing both achievements and mistakes in our past fosters a comprehensive view of democracy and civic responsibility.

Kulik: Time for state Senate to get moving on transit funding — and budget as a whole

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives reconvened Sunday, Aug. 10, to address mass transit funding amid a delayed state budget. With budget negotiations stalled in the Republican-run Senate, critical services and school districts face potential impacts. A new omnibus bill proposes $292 million for transit and $325 million for roads and bridges without raising taxes, aiming to initiate Senate discussions.

Kulik: Legislative process highlighted in passage of Sunday hunting law

The legislative process transforms ideas into laws, often requiring bipartisan support. An example is the recent approval of expanded Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania, reflecting societal changes and demonstrating how laws evolve to meet modern needs.