HARRISBURG, Pa. (KYW Newsradio) — Budget talks rolled on in Harrisburg with Pennsylvania’s spending plan now eight days past the constitutionally-mandated deadline.
While those close to the talks said they were productive and there was still hope a deal could be reached this week, there was no immediate indication exactly when.
In April, the Democratic majority Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a spending plan in line with Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget proposal, which included a $1 billion critical infrastructure fund, $100 million to fill federal funding gaps and increased funding for SEPTA…