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.
June is a bustling month at the Capitol, focusing on budget discussions and various legislative initiatives. Key agenda items include a proposed minimum wage increase and cannabis legalization, both facing legislative scrutiny. Additionally, hunting regulations are under review. The aim is to finalize the state budget to support local governance and educational planning.
Act 18 of 2024 prohibits the use of handheld devices while driving in Pennsylvania, aiming to reduce accidents caused by distracted driving. Offenders will initially receive warnings, with fines imposed later.
Just in time for the holidays, a new law aims to get drunk drivers off the road. A new law took effect Nov. 12, which adds stronger penalties for people…