Sen. Jarrett Coleman partners with Quakertown officials to give out free turkeys to families
One Bucks County community is helping local families have access to the support they need ahead of a busy holiday season. [Read More]

One Bucks County community is helping local families have access to the support they need ahead of a busy holiday season. [Read More]
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Pennsylvania lawmakers voted to tighten the state's school bus camera enforcement system Tuesday, in a bid to prevent $300 tickets being wrongly issued to drivers. [Read More]
The Pennsylvania Senate has approved legislation to improve protections for older adults and strengthen oversight of the state’s Area Agencies on Aging. [Read More]
State Sen. Jarrett Coleman, R-16th, informed the Upper Milford Township board of supervisors during its Sept. 17 meeting at that a $1 million grant has been secured for the Upper Milford Western District Fire Company to construct a new fire station capable of housing its new fire truck. [Read More]
There is a structural gap in Pennsylvania’s Right to Know Law, and the governor’s office has found it, using it to run out the clock on both the designated appeals agency and requesters to keep documents from becoming public. [Read More]
Legislation that would allow Pennsylvania municipalities to temporarily halt new data center projects while updating local zoning rules advanced in the state Senate Saturday. [Read More]
The Senate unanimously approved legislation sponsored by Sens. Pat Stefano (R-32) and Jarrett Coleman (R-16) to strengthen government transparency and protect the public’s right to know. [Read More]
Bicycle crashes are on the rise in Pennsylvania. [Read More]
The first-term senator laid out his opposition to data centers and answered some of the “almost 100 questions” he said he received during a virtual town hall Wednesday night. [Read More]
Gov. Josh Shapiro and a pair of Republican lawmakers on Wednesday made separate announcements tied to the continuing wave of data center proposals that have stirred controversy and opposition in many parts of the state. [Read More]