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This morning, the Senate Banking & Insurance committee unanimously approved Senate Bill 88, which would expand on Pennsylvania’s groundbreaking law to provide no-cost screenings for those at high risk of breast cancer. senatorgebhard.com/2025/06/10/sen…

💗 Act 1 was just the beginning. With SB 88, we’re finishing what we started — eliminating out-of-pocket costs for diagnostic breast cancer imaging so women can take action immediately after an abnormal screening. Early detection saves lives. 🔗 bit.ly/4l0UPNf

Transit already receives billions in state tax dollars annually. Yet on top of that, they are asking for a quarter billion more this year. We know the value of transit – but the infrastructure of roads & bridges across PA is also a vital consideration.

𝐓𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐞 Livestreamed committee activity includes: * 10 a.m. Law & Justice: Nomination of James Brewster to the PA Liquor Control Board * 10 a.m. VAEP: Hearing on the 250th U.S. Army birthday celebration Session at 11 a.m. bit.ly/42zfAag

Right now, there’s no criminal penalty in PA for government officials who destroy or alter public records related to a Right-to-Know request. We passed SenatorCrisDushPA's bill to make this outrageous breach of trust a felony. bit.ly/43NGooB

The Senate Local Govt Cmte held its 2nd meeting & passed several important bills aimed at supporting local govts and improving transparency: ✅SB 194-palegis.us/legislation/bi… ✅HB 209– palegis.us/legislation/bi… ✅SB 764– palegis.us/legislation/bi… ✅SB 780– palegis.us/legislation/bi…

This week I proudly voted to advance legislation that builds on PA’s landmark law offering no-cost breast cancer screenings for high-risk individuals. PA Breast Cancer Coalition

Happy Birthday Senator Chris Gebhard of the 48th district representing Lebanon, Berks and Lancaster counties. You can follow him at Senator Chris Gebhard.

Today, we pay tribute to the women broke down barriers in the U.S. military. This includes extraordinary women like my grandmother, Kathleen Dougherty Martin, who served as a U.S. Army nurse during WWII, including the Battle of the Bulge.

We honor the brave women who’ve worn our nation’s uniform — past and present. ❤️ I am grateful for the women veterans I serve alongside in the Senate. Your continued service inspires us all.

Today is Women Veterans Appreciation Day. Reflecting on last year when I hosted an event at Robert Morris University with special guests Former POW Jessica Lynch and two WWII veterans: Ms. Julia Parsons and Ms. Betty Digby. Thank you to these ladies and all our women veterans for your service.

TAMAQUA – The Senate Majority Policy Committee will be in Schuylkill County next week to review the growing shortage of dentists and assistants in rural Pennsylvania. shensentinel.com/news/senate-po…

Glad to see my legislation, Senate Bill 416, unanimously pass out of the Senate Community, Economic, and Recreational Development Committee. This bill would allow nonprofits to accept cashless payments and now heads to the full Senate for consideration. senatorrobinson.com/2025/06/10/rob…

Acting to stem the rise of “deepfakes” and other forms of fraudulent digital impersonation, the Senate approved legislation from Senator Tracy Pennycuick that would treat them as forgeries punishable by law while safeguarding legitimate artistic works. bit.ly/3SKbeJU

To reduce the risk of state government data breaches and protect taxpayer information, the Senate approved Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill's bill requiring all state IT contracts to meet the strict cybersecurity standards established by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

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Today, we recognize the indispensable love, hard work and dedication of dads across Pennsylvania.

Fighting Costly Regulations: To restore legislative checks on administrative acts that hamper job creation, the Senate approved Senator Dawn Keefer's bill requiring independent review of and legislative vote on regulations with an impact of $1 million or more. bit.ly/4kErf03

Fighting Costly Regulations: We passed legislation from Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) requiring automatic review of economically significant regulations after three years to ensure they remain effective, efficient and in the public interest.