Bangor Nurses Announce Strike for Safe Staffing and Fair Contract
Bangor nurses plan a March 23 strike over staffing and contract issues, highlighting tensions with EMMC management and broader implications for nurse advocacy.
CFT and AFT Celebrate Court Decision Upholding California Kids Code
CFT and AFT celebrate court decision upholding California's Kids Code, protecting students from Big Tech's influence.
Pentagon Spent $93 Billion in a Month on Luxuries amid U.S. hardship
In Sept 2025, the Pentagon burned $93B on steak, lobster, pianos and furniture under use-it-or-lose-it rules, as millions cut basics to pay medical bills.
Shapiro Administration Invests $3.3M to Revitalize Downtown Pittsburgh
The Shapiro Administration's $3.3M investment in Pittsburgh aims to enhance downtown's vibrancy through the Neighborhood Assistance Program over six years.
NABTU Praises Bipartisan Housing Act Ensuring Fair Wages for Builders
NABTU hails bipartisan effort by Senators Scott and Warren to address housing crisis while safeguarding worker wages.
GenScript Launches European mRNA Facility in Delft for Global Expansion
GenScript opens its first European mRNA production site in Delft, reinforcing its global R&D and production network.
Governor Shapiro Secures $132.9M Investment to Boost PA Industries
Governor Shapiro's $132.9M deal with Schreiber Foods boosts job growth, enhancing Pennsylvania's agriculture and manufacturing sectors significantly.
OpenAI and NABTU Partner to Boost AI Infrastructure Apprenticeships
OpenAI partners with NABTU to promote AI construction, supporting union careers and expanding apprenticeship programs.
AFSCME Members Unite for No Kings Events to Defend Workers' Rights
On March 28, AFSCME members will join No Kings events nationwide, promoting pro-worker, pro-union messages against tax breaks for billionaires.
Efforts to Clean Up Tijuana River Pollution in San Diego Unveiled
A new report suggests clean-up strategies for the Tijuana River, plagued by pollution affecting San Diego's coastline.
