Governor Shapiro is addressing federal actions regarding vaccines quickly & with decisive action, working with state agencies and the legislature to make sure you and your family, from its youngest to its oldest members, can get the vaccinations recommended by your doctors. Read more
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State Reps. Lisa Borowski and Leanne Krueger will host a ceremony Thursday to dedicate a portion of Pennsylvania Route 352 in Edgmont and Middletown townships as the Chief Joseph J. Montgomery Jr. Memorial Highway. Read more
Rep. Lisa Borowski (D-168) is proposing legislation that would allow municipalities to implement noise camera systems at intersections that would track noise levels from vehicles. The legislation would state that after 60 days, the cities, counties, and townships could impose a $100 fine on any violators who are captured on camera. Read more
State Rep. Lisa Borowski is hosting three events in September to help the Delco seniors she represents apply for or renew their SEPTA Senior Key Card, learn more about how to spot and avoid frauds and scams, and learn how to protect and manage their digital assets and online footprint. Read more
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4 – Yesterday, one day ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles home opener, the Philadelphia House Delegation hosted a press conference to bring attention to the impacts that SEPTA cuts will have on the region and the stadium district. "How do you efficiently move upwards of 100,000 people? It can’t be done by flooding our already overburdened streets and highways with additional traffic,” said Rep. Morgan Cephas, Chair of the Philadelphia House Delegation. “SEPTA is more than just getting to the game, but without it, gameday is a major traffic headache across our city. SEPTA and public transportation systems should be a priority for leaders across the state. We saw how effective transit was during the Eagles championship parade in February. We’ll need it again for next year’s parade and the other world-class events coming to our city. As leaders, we must find consensus on a solution that keeps transit moving beyond a short-term fix - we can’t afford to let SEPTA be destroyed." Lincoln Financial Field seats over 60,000 attendees, but many more people travel to the stadium district on game days, including stadium workers or fans intending to tailgate or watch the game nearby. On average, an Eagles game brings in up to 17,000 additional Broad Street Line riders. On Tuesday, Lincoln Financial Field issued a travel advisory to fans, discouraging tailgating or travel to the area for Read more
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Looking at the Senate GOP’s spending plan for SEPTA, I see no indication it came from the party known for fiscal conservatism. They’re telling us their new “short-term solution” will avert crisis for SEPTA and other transit agencies as we come up with a better plan… but we know better. Read more
The PA Association of Township Supervisors (www.psats.org) wrote in the August 2025 issue of its magazine about the legislation I worked on with Newtown Twp. Supervisor Leonard Altieri that became law this year. Read more
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The classic example of a “negative option” deal is a subscription that begins with a free trial but automatically converts to a paid service after a period of time. A bill from Rep. Lisa Borowski, D-Delaware County, would put in place rules for notification prior to renewal, and require that consumers be able to opt out of renewal using the same means they originally used to sign up. Read more
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Borowski added that she talked with key stakeholders and businesses to make sure the legislation would not hurt business. Read more
Borowski is one of many state lawmakers across the country who have proposed legislation to protect consumers from unintentionally signing up for a paid subscription via a practice known as “negative options” – when a company automatically enrolls a consumer in a paid subscription plan after accepting a free trial or introductory offer, then forcing them through a convoluted process to cancel it. Read more
PCN recently interviewed Rep. Lisa Borowski about the fight to pass her crucial legislation, the Health System Protection Act, that would prevent bad businesses deals like the one that resulted in the Crozer crisis. Read more
“The medical community still has a lot to learn about what triggers SUDEP, and this legislation would help supply them with the data they need to be able to better educate patients and their families about its signs and risks,” Borowski said. Read more
The prime sponsors of both bills hail from Delaware County. House Bill 1403, introduced by state Rep. Lisa Borowski, would help inactive teachers resume their careers, while House Bill 1404, introduced by state Rep. Gina H. Curry, would assist those looking to make a career change to teaching by smoothing their path to certification. Read more
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