At the end of May, Pennsylvania wrapped up Women’s Health Month, a time to consider, discuss and educate people on the health issues that impact women and girls, and their families. But really, an issue as important as women’s health and one that impacts more than 50% of the population should be a topic of conversation year-round. Read more
House lawmakers are calling for the Senate to take action on the Crown Act. Read more
Call for state Senate to act on legislation to fight hair discrimination Read more
The Philadelphia Gay News hosted its annual awards brunch to honor local leaders and organizations that have made a positive impact on the LGBTQ+ community. Read more
Plus, information on the property Tax Rent Rebate program and summer opportunities for my youngest constituents! Read more
State House welcomes new member Rep. Jeff Olsommer Read more
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Speaker McClinton with Patty Jackson of WDAS - May 12, 2024 Read more
Funding will be used to improve public safety in the borough Read more
The cards may be temporarily stacked against adopting universal voter ID in Pennsylvania, but that doesn’t make the issue moot for residents. Read more
Join Sen. Williams and Speaker McClinton for the EmpowHER Women's Health Fair! Read more
lack maternal health has been neglected for too long. Passing thoughtful measures like those in the MOMNIBUS package can help Pennsylvania shed its reputation as being an unhealthy place for expecting families. And it can help all mothers have safer pregnancies, so families start off healthy and strong. Read more
In a riveting conversation, Chuck engages with the esteemed JoAnna McClinton, the distinguished Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, delving deep into the intricacies of the Pennsylvania budget. Together, they dissect the fiscal landscape, exploring avenues for progress and collaboration in the service of the Commonwealth's citizens. Read more
Plus, opportunities for my youngest constituents and community organizations! Read more
City & State presents the 2024 PA Power 100. Read more
The group touted efforts to improve Black maternal health outcomes at the Pennsylvania Capitol in Harrisburg. Read more
‘We are on the team for the Black mamas,’ House Speaker Joanna McClinton said. Read more
Make sure your taxes are filed and that you have a plan to vote! Read more
Apply for LIHEAP by FRIDAY April 5 & register to vote by April 8! Read more
PHILADELPHIA, April 4 – Members of the Philadelphia House Delegation today joined gun safety advocates to call on the state Senate to take up legislation ( H.B. 777 ) passed by the House last week that aims to eliminate the proliferation of “ghost guns” in Pennsylvania and crack down on those who buy or sell them, along with other gun reform bills passed by the House in this legislative session. The bill, sponsored by state Reps. Morgan Cephas and Malcolm Kenyatta, both D-Phila., would make selling or purchasing a firearm or firearm parts without serial numbers a felony. Cephas said these untraceable firearms are a main driver of crime, especially in Philadelphia. “Ghost guns are far too easily obtainable in Philadelphia, leading to day-to-day gun violence that has no end,” Cephas said. “For far too long, the Pennsylvania legislature has been singularly focused on what we do after crimes are committed with guns, rather than the unfettered access to these deadly, untraceable weapons. I am thankful that the House, under our new Democratic majority, moved this commonsense legislation to the Senate and now call on our state senators to give it the attention and consideration it deserves.” House Speaker Joanna McClinton noted the other gun safety bills sent over to the Senate in addition to H.B. 777, including legislation that would allow for the temporary removal of firearms from Read more
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