House Speaker Mike Turzai (R-Allegheny) spoke at a press conference Tuesday afternoon where he and others announced legislation as part of the House Republicans' efforts in fighting against the opioid crisis.

The state House and Senate wrapped up its legislative agenda for 2017 this week. 

Here's how the Pittsburgh and Allegheny County delegation voted on various pieces of legislation. 

After the House Health Committee advanced Senate Bill 3 on Monday by a vote of 16-10, some members of the House of Representatives joined with pro-life advocates in the Main Rotunda to show their support for the bill.

On Monday, the House of Representatives returned to session to work on a plan to fund the state budget. Along with session resuming, there were multiple press conferences including one with Rep. Jim Christiana (R-Beaver) who joined others to urge lawmakers to oppose a natural gas severance tax to help fund the budget.

At a later press conference people asked representatives to pass a revenue plan and discussed the cuts that are going to be made if the House doesn't get a budget together soon.

For the third time in three consecutive sessions, Sen. Daylin Leach (D-Montgomery) is introducing legislation to require certain Pennsylvania employers to provide employees paid family leave benefits.