Wishing everyone a bright and joyful Hanukkah filled with love, laughter, and light. Chag Sameach!

The weekly e-newsletter is now out! This week: my statement on HHS's alteration of Adm. Levine’s official portrait, a PRT update on the Fifth Avenue bus lane, and events across our community. Check it out below. buff.ly/Vpf3KYe

New e-newsletter is out! This week: renewed interest in the Hospital Merger Oversight Bill, plus Commercial Street Bridge construction timeline. Also check out holiday events, including the Greenfield Parade, Krampuslauf, and more!

Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving surrounded by the warmth of family, friends, and good food. 🍁🦃

In celebration of Thanksgiving, our office will be closed on Wednesday, November 26 and remain closed Thursday and Friday. Happy Thanksgiving!

Check out my latest e-newsletter for updates on Thanksgiving office hours, a hearing on a Bell-to-Bell Phone Ban in schools, state funding for local projects, and community events.

My new e-newsletter is out! Inside, you'll find what’s in the state budget, meet Pittsburgh’s new chief of police nominee, and find events happening around our communities.

To all who have served our country: thank you for your dedication, your discipline, and your lasting impact on our nation’s story.

Please be aware that our office will be closed on Tuesday, Nov. 11 in observance of Veterans Day.

A new edition of the e-newsletter is here: • Fighting hunger and protecting SNAP benefits • Local events, free programs, and volunteer opportunities in our communities Read more here ⤵

It's Election Day, and it's time to make your voice heard! The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Please note that our office is closed today but will reopen for regular business hours on Wednesday, Nov. 5!

Please be aware that our office will be closed on Tuesday, Nov. 4, for the General Election. We will reopen on Wednesday, Nov. 6, for regular business hours.

Set your clocks back an hour before bed — and take a moment to test your smoke and CO detectors, too!

The new edition of the e-newsletter is here! Inside, you’ll find: * Voting resources for Election Day on Nov. 4 * The effort to restore SNAP benefits during the federal shutdown * A letter to the PUC regarding LIHEAP-eligible households * Upcoming community events Read it here:

Have a safe and fun Halloween!🎃 👻 🦇 🐈‍⬛ Trick-or-Treating is from 5:30 to 7:30 PM

Today, we remember Joyce Fienberg, Richard Gottfried, Rose Mallinger, Jerry Rabinowitz, Cecil Rosenthal, David Rosenthal, Bernice Simon, Sylvan Simon, Dan Stein, Irving Younger, and Melvin Wax. May their memories be a blessing.

Check out the latest edition of my e-newsletter for updates on the federal shutdown's impact on food and heating assistance, voting resources for Election Day, Halloween events, and more!

Happy Diwali!

My new e-newsletter has updates on a $7.3 million investment to replace lead service lines, some helpful voting resources, and a few Halloween events happening in our area. Check it out!⤵️

Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day!

A new e-newsletter is out now! Check out details on: • 100 days without a Commonwealth Budget • Talk & tour of the 4 Mile Run stormwater project • Plus, events around the community

Chag Sameach!

My new e-newsletter is out! Catch up on: • Urging action on reproductive health • Protecting Workers from Secondhand Smoke Act advances • House approves background check bill for rifles & shotguns • Talking forgiveness & democracy • Upcoming community events Read more:

G’mar Chatimah Tovah.

Access to contraception allows Pennsylvanians to take charge of their health, their bodies, and their future. Tell your representatives in Harrisburg and Washington that their job is to PROTECT that access -- patients and their medical providers can take it from there! youtu.be/wNIkbwSynnA

Check out my latest e-newsletter for updates on: • House committee to consider my bill protecting workers from secondhand smoke • The impact of the ongoing state budget stalemate • Federal & state assistance for Jefferson Apartment fire victims Read it here ➡

Shanah Tovah!

My e-newsletter’s out today—here’s what’s inside: • Standing with miners against dangerous federal cuts • PA joins a regional public health collaborative • Pressing Duquesne Light after the April storm Plus, events around our communities! Read more:

Public health threats don’t stop at state borders and neither should our response. I applaud @governor.pa.gov for his collaboration w/ our neighbor states. As Trump and RFK attack trust in science, states must step up to protect people’s health. www.pahouse.com/Frankel/InTh...

My latest e-newsletter is out now. Inside you’ll find: • Updates on efforts to keep Pittsburgh transit running • Resources for residents affected by the Jefferson Apartment fire • A roundup of community events this weekend Read more here ⤵️ buff.ly/QM4BT2H

On this solemn anniversary, my thoughts are with the families who lost loved ones on 9/11. We will never forget.

I’m proud to be part of a community that always steps up in times of need. If you or someone you know was displaced by yesterday’s fire, resources are available to help. And if you’re looking for ways to support those affected, local organizations are accepting donations to aid our neighbors.

Fresh updates in my latest e-newsletter: a new scheduling tool, protecting vaccine access, and what to know about SNAP work rules. Read here⤵️ buff.ly/1t3VA3E

Solidarity Forever! Happy Labor Day!

The weekly e-newsletter is out a day early! Here’s what’s inside: • Congrats to Magee nurses on their successful vote to unionize • Standing up for Medicaid patients • Labor Day weekend events around our community Check it out below ⤵

My district office will close at noon on Friday, August 29 and will be closed all day on Monday, September 1 for Labor Day. We’ll be back to our regular hours on Tuesday, September 2. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Labor Day weekend!

The latest e-newsletter is out today! Here's what's inside: • Office hours for Labor Day • PRT cuts that could impact our communities without state funding • New tool to make it easier to schedule meetings with me and my staff Read more ⤵

More than 100 years ago, American women won the constitutional right to vote. The 19th Amendment reminds us that progress takes persistence—and that it can prevail.

This week in my e-newsletter: 🔹Where the budget & transit funding plans stand after the Senate’s return 🔹Remembering the lives lost in the Clairton Coke Works explosion. 🔹Plus: Little Italy Days, VegFest, back-to-school events, and more happening in our community.

Rep. Dan Frankel is taking action to protect health care for hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians. As looming federal #Medicaid cuts threaten coverage, he’s leading efforts to ensure people don’t fall through the cracks. @repdanfrankel.com

Check out the latest e-newsletter! 🔹Magee nurses win the right to vote on union representation 🔹Senate Republicans are holding up the budget 🔹Watch out for scam messages pretending to be from PennDOT 🔹Plus, don’t miss upcoming community events! Get all the details ⤵

The Voting Rights Act happened after people organized, marched, and demanded to be heard. We owe it to them—and ourselves—to keep moving forward.

Tonight is National Night Out! Meet your neighbors, enjoy some food, and connect with local first responders. Pittsburgh is celebrating all over the city! Find an event near you: buff.ly/PkLFWe9

Navigating Medicaid under new federal rules, discover upcoming community events, and more in this week’s e-newsletter. Read on to stay informed! ⤵

New fed Medicaid rules hit in 2027. If we don’t act now, hundreds of thousands could lose care -- worsening health outcomes, overwhelming ERs and leading more hospitals to close their doors. My bill gives patients tools to keep their care. 📰 Read more: buff.ly/lQ0ysms

My latest e-newsletter covers how House Democrats are standing up for you during the ongoing budget gridlock, plus a look at what’s happening around our community. Read it here ⤵

16 years. Zero raises. $7.25/hour in 2025 is an insult to the working people who keep our economy moving. Pennsylvania, it’s time to raise the wage.