My House Bill 2473 to streamline the commonwealth’s insurance laws has been signed into law! I appreciate the support of my colleagues and Gov. Shapiro in pushing this bill over the finish line, and I’ll continue to put legislation on the table that makes government work for you.

My House Bill 2473 to repeal obsolete insurance laws unanimously passed the Senate! Taking outdated tasks off the plate of the Insurance Department ensures that our tax dollars are going toward relevant work.

Thank you to everyone who attended my Renters’ Rights and Responsibilities Forum! We heard from Magisterial District Judge Hilary Wheatley, real estate attorney Michael J. Piscarcik and housing rights attorney Daniel Vitek on issues like leases, repairs and security deposits.

Today is the final day to register for November's General Election, and you can visit the PA Online Voter Registration website to fill out your application: pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages…

Come out to my free Renters' Rights Forum tonight at the Dormont Public Library! I'll be joined by a panel of experts to discuss issues like leases, repairs, security deposits, landlord and tenant responsibilities, and what to expect when a dispute reaches court.

From creating jobs to addressing food insecurity, urban agriculture is so important to our region. I attended @RepKinkead's Seeds in the City event to learn more about what we as legislators can do to help producers continue to meet consumer demands.

Today, PRT released its Proposed Final Network, and anyone wanting to comment on the plan can visit buslinerefresh.com. There will also be two public hearings on Aug. 25 and Sept. 10 from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 3-6 p.m. at the Heinz 57 Center, 345 Sixth Ave, Floor 7.

On Monday, I joined the House Majority Policy Committee, the Pittsburgh Film Office, and other officials to discuss the Pennsylvania Film Tax Credit program! It was wonderful to hear directly about the success of the program and how we can remain competitive in the film industry.

Proud to announce a major funding initiative in Dormont! The replacement of old lead service lines will make Dormont’s water system safer, more reliable, and cost-effective for residents. I’m grateful to PENNVEST for making this critical investment!

With the 2026-27 state budget, I voted to give our retired teachers, police officers, and firefighters a long-overdue raise. I'm proud that the Commonwealth is making this commitment to those that have taught us and protected our communities!

Yesterday, I voted to pass the 2026-27 state budget, giving our schools more money to teach our kids and protect our taxpayers!

A reminder that my office will be closed on Friday and Monday in observance of Independence Day. I hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend!

As a former school teacher I know the importance of a union. This week I was proud that my bill to allow school administrators to collectively bargain for better pay and benefits passed the #PaHouse. Watch my comments below!

My House Bill 2455, which would give school administrators at Pittsburgh Public Schools the right to collectively bargain, advanced through the House today! These administrators have so much on their plates, and this bill tells them that we have their back.

I had a great time yesterday learning about technology like e-scooters, self-driving vehicles and delivery devices during the House Transportation Committee’s Technology Showcase!

I stood with my colleagues today advocating for the Family Care Act, currently stalling in the Senate. I’ve continued to advocate for this act, because it would allow for stability at home for students and would give peace of mind to working families.

My House Bill 2473 advanced unanimously though the House today! This bill would repeal the now obsolete Flood Insurance Education and Information Act and clean up other outdated provisions, ensuring our insurance laws stay up to date. I thank the House for supporting the bill!

In recognition of Juneteenth, my office will be closed on Friday. Celebrated annually to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States, and is a time to gather with community to celebrate freedom and acknowledge the continued work we all have to do to protect civil rights.