Shapiro-Davis Administration Highlights Investments in PA Main Streets
The Shapiro-Davis Administration's Main Street Matters initiative invests $34M in 137 projects to boost small businesses, including in Etna, Pennsylvania.
Enhancing US Transit Through Loans: A Strategy for Future Investment
Federal transportation investment in the U.S. faces issues with both quantity and quality, impacting projects and costs.
Allegiant Pilots Secure Historic Pay and Benefit Gains in New Contract
Nearly 1,300 Allegiant pilots ratified a new contract with 80% approval, delivering major wage and benefit boosts.
UAW Members Drive Major Electoral Wins for Michigan's Working-Class Candidates
UAW's grassroots efforts in Michigan led to key wins, including Abdul El-Sayed's U.S. Senate bid, showcasing union power against corporate politics.
Nurses Rally Against Federal Cuts Threatening Community First Hospital
Nurses rally in Chicago on Aug. 8 against federal cuts threatening Community First Medical Center, risking service cuts and staff shortages.
Shapiro Admin Funds Training for Skilled Manufacturing in Pennsylvania
Governor Shapiro allocates $4.7M in 2026-27 budget to enhance Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career program, boosting skilled workforce in Pennsylvania.
$30M Fund Announced for New Sardis Lake Water Treatment Facility
Representatives from the Choctaw Nation, USDA, and Oklahoma Water Resources Board announce $30M for Sardis Lake.
Teamsters Local 512 Bus Workers in Jacksonville Approve Strike Vote
School bus workers in Jacksonville, Fla., authorize strike, demanding a fair contract after stalled negotiations.
Higher Ed Leaders Criticize Trump's Revised Compact as Politically Driven
WASHINGTON—AFT President Randi Weingarten and AAUP President Todd Wolfson criticize Trump’s new education compact.
Shapiro Administration Offers Funding to Boost Pennsylvania Downtowns
Governor Shapiro's 2026-27 budget earmarks $20M for Main Street Matters, boosting PA downtowns and small businesses, enhancing local economic resilience.
