On this #WorldMentalHealthDay, I want every Pennsylvanian to know: your mental health is just as important as your physical health. And we will always treat it that way.
Their courage is inspiring. And here in Pennsylvania, we’ve made it easier for them to find help — making sure our kids have access to mental health counselors and resources in our schools and communities, so no matter who you are or where you live, you can get the help you need.
All across the Commonwealth, Pennsylvanians — especially our young people — have bravely shared with me their struggles with mental health.
I’ve spoken with Mayor Devlin and offered my Administration’s full support following the tragic mass shooting in Erie last night — killing nine of our fellow Pennsylvanians. My heart breaks for this family. Lori and I are praying for their loved ones and the entire Erie community.
If you’re a small business owner in Pennsylvania, I see you. I know things are tough right now, but we’re going to keep doing everything we can to make sure your business doesn’t just survive, but thrives for years to come.
But even as the Trump Administration causes economic chaos, we’ve done our part helping more small businesses stay afloat through their first five years than almost any other state in the nation.
But for two years now, Donald Trump has made things harder for them. The President’s tariffs have driven prices up — leaving our small business owners with no other choice but to either eat those costs themselves or pass higher prices onto their customers. Either way, they lose!
We believe in our small business owners here in Pennsylvania — and we’ve invested in their success, cutting taxes, supporting main streets, and making sure we have the best workforce in the country.
Our economic development strategy is working — it’s delivering results and allowing us to out-compete other states for deals like these.
With this investment, they’ll continue producing the latest medicines to help treat diseases like asthma and cancer, while growing our life sciences industry here in King of Prussia.
BREAKING: GSK, the global life sciences company, has chosen Pennsylvania AGAIN and is expanding its business here with a new $800 million state-of-the-art facility in Montgomery County.
The $87 BILLION of economic impact generated from tourism in just 2025 alone supported over half a million jobs — and brought more opportunity into our local communities. That’s one hell of a return on investment.
It was a summer to remember for Pennsylvania. But our Commonwealth was booming even before the calendar filled up with blockbuster events like the NFL Draft and the FIFA World Cup.
Pennsylvania has some of the most beautiful parks, forests, and trails in the entire country. We’re making them more accessible than ever before — for Pennsylvanians and visitors alike.
This old community pool has sat vacant for seven years — but thanks to this funding, we will soon breathe new life into this beautiful outdoor space and turn it into a park for kids and families to enjoy once again.
I chose to announce this funding at Swatara Crossings Park, a meaningful place to the Middletown community.
HUGE NEWS for Pennsylvanians who love the outdoors: I just announced $81 MILLION that will be driven out by DCNR to create more outdoor rec opportunities in 60 counties across our Commonwealth.
This endless cycle of economic chaos is hurting Pennsylvanians. My Administration is pushing back, and we’re working to make life more affordable for folks all across our Commonwealth.
We’re nearly two years into Donald Trump’s trade war, and Pennsylvanians have had it. The prices of groceries, gas, and other essentials continue to go up. The Fed just raised interest rates for the first time in three years.
Reminder: If you’re an eligible voter in Pennsylvania, you can vote safely and securely by mail this November.
Pass it on — and visit pa.gov/vote for more information.
