Governor Josh Shapiro

No matter what wild claims you may hear from Donald Trump and his allies about our elections — remember that it’s all noise. He’s trying to stoke chaos and sow confusion to get the results that he wants.

Eight years ago today, we suffered the deadliest act of antisemitism in American history when a killer entered Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh while people prayed and murdered 11 of our neighbors.

Let today be a moment for action, remembrance, and resolve to combat antisemitism in all forms.

Eight years ago today, we suffered the deadliest act of antisemitism in American history when a killer entered Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh while people prayed and murdered 11 of our neighbors.

BREAKING: We’re getting cell phones OUT of our classrooms here in Pennsylvania.

I just signed a statewide, bipartisan bell-to-bell cell phone ban into law. During the school day, students should be focused on learning, making friends, and building skills critical to their development — not focused on their phones.

When I took office, the state Supreme Court had ruled that Pennsylvania’s system for funding public education was unconstitutional — leaving too many of our school districts underfunded.

We’re driving $12 BILLION out to school districts across our Commonwealth for the first time ever — and that’s allowed us to provide free school breakfast for every student, expand mental health services, and repair outdated school buildings to keep our kids safe and healthy.

When I took office, the state Supreme Court had ruled that Pennsylvania’s system for funding public education was unconstitutional — leaving too many of our school districts underfunded.

Abortion is health care.

And those health care decisions should be made by a woman and her doctor — not by the federal government, and certainly not by Donald Trump.

No one can survive in 2026 making $7.25 an hour. Let me put that in real terms: If you work a 40-hour work week, that’s a little over $15,000 a year. That’s not sustainable.

Despite that fact, another legislative session has come and gone — and while the House has voted repeatedly to raise the minimum wage, Republicans in the State Senate left town again and refused to even bring a minimum wage bill up for a vote.

Unlike Donald Trump, we don’t believe stoking fear and creating chaos keeps anyone safe.

We do things differently in Pennsylvania and it’s working: Violent crime is down 16% and homicides are down 39% across PA — because we’ve invested in both law enforcement AND community violence prevention programs.

With all of the chaos, cruelty, and corruption coming out of D.C., I get why people think government just isn’t working for them anymore.  Here in Pennsylvania, we’re charting a better path forward — and this week is just one example.

BREAKING: I just signed into law a bipartisan bill that requires real transparency when it comes to AI use in advertising.

Here in Pennsylvania, we’re leading on commonsense regulations to protect people from AI and the dangers it poses — but I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: we need to get real guardrails passed into law.

BREAKING: I just signed into law a bipartisan bill that requires real transparency when it comes to AI use in advertising.

Pennsylvanians deserve to know if and when AI is being used in ads — and now, thanks to this new law, any advertisement in the Commonwealth that uses AI technology must make that crystal clear.

NEWS: I just signed 58 bipartisan bills into law. We're getting stuff done for Pennsylvanians.

From bringing down costs, to protecting against the dangers of AI, to supporting members of law enforcement and first responders, and expanding access to health care — we’re taking commonsense steps to benefit Pennsylvanians. I just signed 58 examples.

Let me translate this headline for you: The Trump Administration is abandoning their commitment to help states when disaster strikes.

In a crisis, Pennsylvanians should have the peace of mind knowing that someone will be there to help them. My Administration is taking action to keep people safe.

BREAKING: The PA House and Senate just officially passed a bell-to-bell ban to get cell phones out of our classrooms.

While they’re still in school, we require student teachers to work full-time in the classroom to complete their training — all while they’re trying to pay their rent, put food on the table, and put gas in their car.

We can’t expect them to work that full-time job for free as they complete their mandatory work experience.