Check out the week as described by Tweets from lawmakers, influencers, and other around Pennsylvania state government. 

On Thursday morning protesters joined Auditor General Eugene DePasquale and Rep. Carol Hill-Evans (D-York) at the York County Courthouse to demand that House Republicans come back to session and get the budget done.

Rep. Kate Klunk (R-York) joined The PLS Reporter for our latest ongoing series: Newer Perspectives, where we sit down with the legislators who are 35 or younger to see what they bring to the legislature and how their views might be different than their more veteran colleagues. 

In this interview find out about when she knew this was the job for her, the obstacles she had to go through, and her new life-changing news.

As the events that rocked Charlottesville, Virginia this past weekend still reverberate around cities and towns across the country and state, organizers of a protest against Google in Pittsburgh’s East Liberty neighborhood scheduled for this Saturday have postponed the event.

Organizers for the March on Google said in a blog post earlier this week that there were “credible Alt-Left terrorist threats for the safety of our citizen participants” that led to the cancellation.

A provision of the Human Services Code bill moving its way through the General Assembly as part of the final package of budget-related bills could potentially bring some dramatic changes to Pennsylvania’s Medicaid managed care system.