Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency
Coverage of Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency in the Nexus archive.
- Two Philly-area Democrats voted against the bipartisan ‘compromise’ state budget. Here’s why
Two Democratic state senators, Nikil Saval and Katie Muth, voted against Pennsylvania's bipartisan $50.8 billion state budget, criticizing it for avoiding major issues like rising energy costs, affordable housing, and public transit funding. The budget passed with bipartisan support, but the senators argued it deferred critical policy challenges, particularly in transportation and housing.
- Clean up underway after holiday weekend storms left thousands without power in Pa.
Severe storms across Pennsylvania caused widespread power outages and damage, with three deaths attributed to heavy winds. State and local officials coordinated cleanup efforts, with over 105,000 customers still without power as of Monday. Lancaster County was the most affected, and safety advisories were issued for generators and flood risks.
- Shapiro administration urges preparedness ahead of thousands of summer visitors
The Shapiro administration is preparing for thousands of summer visitors to Pennsylvania, including events like the FIFA World Cup 2026 and America250 celebrations. State agencies have outlined safety measures and allocated $50 million in funding for security and infrastructure, with $10 million directed to Philadelphia.