Christina Lengyel

2 weeks ago | brenhambanner.com | Christina Lengyel

(The Center Square) - In the purple Keystone State, thousands of working people turned up to the Pennsylvania Farm Show complex on Friday to hear Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders speak about corruption in the U.S. government. Sanders spoke alongside Congressman Chris Deluzio, a Pittsburgh native, former legal scholar, and Iraq War veteran who won his seat in competitive District 17 with a pro-worker message. They were joined by state Rep. Nate Davidson, D-Lemoyne, and leaders from several labor unions.

2 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Christina Lengyel

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2 weeks ago | mydailyrecord.com | Christina Lengyel

(The Center Square) - In the purple Keystone State, thousands of working people turned up to the Pennsylvania Farm Show complex on Friday to hear Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders speak about corruption in the U.S. government. Sanders spoke alongside Congressman Chris Deluzio, a Pittsburgh native, former legal scholar, and Iraq War veteran who won his seat in competitive District 17 with a pro-worker message. They were joined by state Rep. Nate Davidson, D-Lemoyne, and leaders from several labor unions.

2 weeks ago | thecentersquare.com | Christina Lengyel

(The Center Square) - Last year was the second lowest year on record for traffic fatalities in the state of Pennsylvania. Highway deaths were just 1,127 in 2024, a decrease of 82 from 2023. Among them, 342 involved impaired drivers, a drop from 2023’s 429. “While this decrease in fatalities is certainly good news, even one life lost is one too many,” said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll.

2 weeks ago | therecord-online.com | Christina Lengyel

(The Center Square) – More of the state’s sizable Opioid Trust has made its way to programs that will support rural Pennsylvanians in the struggle against its substance use epidemic. Schuylkill County’s Drug and Alcohol Program celebrated the opening of its newly renovated Recovery Center in Pottsville, which will provide peer-driven services to those combating substance use disorder.