Nine Pennsylvania State Representatives have proposed a bill to legalize adult-use recreational cannabis, which comes just days after two Pennsylvania State Senators ...

Barbara Sicalides, Joseph Kadlec and Erin Whaley of Troutman Pepper Locke LLP discuss actions by state legislatures to ...

During the first six months of 2025, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has reviewed and acted on 19,977 permit applications between January 1 and June 30, 2025. The permit ...

By modernizing licensure laws, Pennsylvania can expand the CPA talent pool, ensuring businesses – large and small – have access to qualified, well-trained accountants who can meet their needs.

It secured the three-year license this July after a May visit from the Pennsylvania Department of Health determined the hospital resolved issues flagged in previous inspections, the Inquirer reported.

Efforts to make it easier for physician assistants to practice in multiple states are gaining traction, boosting opportunities to recruit and retain both medical professionals and patients. The PA ...

Pennsylvania becomes the 41st state or territory to join the nursing compact, which should help providers' efforts to recruit nurses.

Pennsylvania will begin allowing nurses with multi-state licenses issued by the states in the Nurse Licensure Compact to begin practicing on Sept. 5, 2023.

Pennsylvania has been in the process of joining the Nurse License Compact since July 2021 when former Gov. Tom Wolf signed it into law, but the state has yet to put the law into action.

PA Health Facility Licensure and Outpatient Psychiatric Oversight Law Changes on the Horizon Harriet Franklin, Kirsten McAuliffe Raleigh Stevens & Lee + Follow Contact ...

Amid the ongoing health care worker shortage, Pennsylvania nursing license delays have gotten attention from health industry advocacy groups and state lawmakers.

Ellwood City (Pa.) Medical Center's provisional license with the Pennsylvania Department of Health has expired, and it can no longer operate, according to the Ellwood City Ledger.