State budget to allocate $12.8 billion to health and human services, many in York County

Published in the York Daily Record, by Rebecca Hanlon

July 16, 2014

When Gov. Tom Corbett signed into law the 2014-15 state budget, he approved $12.8 billion that would be allocated to health and human services programs in the state.

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Corbett talks pensions in Lower Macungie, fundraises with Gov. Jindal in North Whitehall

Published in the Morning Call, by Adam Clark & Laura Olson

Jul 16, 2014

Gov. Tom Corbett couldn't persuade the state Legislature to support pension reform. So now he's trying to persuade you and your neighbors to do it for him.

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Expert: without fracking boom, U.S. would face oil crisis

Published in the StateImpact, by Marie Cusick

July 15, 2014

Energy expert and oil historian Daniel Yergin says without the recent domestic boom in oil production, the United States would be in trouble.

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One-On-One With Governor Corbett On School Budget, Cigarette Tax

Reported by Fox29 News, by Jeff Cole

July 14, 2014

Fox 29 News investigative reporter Jeff Cole went one-on-one with Governor Corbett Monday, and got some answers about the Philadelphia School District's money crunch and the proposed cigarette tax to help ease the crisis.

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State Grants Awarded in Cambria and Blair Counties

Reported on WTAJ News

July 14, 2014

Governor Tom Corbett today announced the award of two Economic Growth Initiative (EGI) grants in Blair and Cambria counties.

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Corbett visits area to bolster campaign

Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, by James P. O'Toole

July 14, 2014

Gov. Tom Corbett returned Monday to the place his political career began, connecting the dots between pensions and property taxes, as he struggles against a potential premature end to that career.

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CORBETT-CAWLEY CAMPAIGN RELEASES NEW CAMPAIGN AD ENTITLED “NO, NO, NO”

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today released their latest television commercial, entitled, “No, No, No.” The ad focuses on millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf’s refusal to release any information related to his personal and corporate finances. It begins airing on statewide network and broadcast television tonight.

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A TALE OF TWO TOMS: AS GOVERNOR TOM CORBETT UP STANDS FOR PA JOBS, SECRETARY TOM WOLF WON’T -- STANDS WITH PRESIDENT OBAMA AND HIS WAR ON PA COAL

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today released the following statement regarding Secretary Tom Wolf’s decision to stand with President Barack Obama and his war on coal as they both support a devastating cap-and-trade tax on Pennsylvania job creators. On Thursday, the EPA will hold hearings in Pittsburgh on their new regulations that jeopardize 62,000 jobs supported by Pennsylvania’s coal industry. Today, Governor Corbett joined West Virginia’s Democratic Governor Earl Ray Tomblin and Ohio Lt. Governor Mary Taylor for a pro-energy jobs rally in Pittsburgh ahead of tomorrow’s hearings.

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Corbett gains ground on Wolf in new poll

Published in WHYY, by Dave Davies

July 29, 2014

Finally, some good news for Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett in his re-election battle. A CBS/New York Times poll shows him pulling to within single digits of Democratic rival Tom Wolf, who has led Corbett by 20 points or more in previous independent polls.

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Corbett administration makes major grant to Children's Home of Pittsburgh

Published in the Pittsburgh Business Times, by Tim Schooley

July 29, 2014

Gov. Tom Corbett has awarded a $1.5 million Economic Growth Initiative grant to the Children’s Home of Pittsburgh.

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