Bruno Suttmann's appeal of an Insurance Department license denial includes a prehearing conference on June 24, 2026, with protest and intervention filing deadlines set for June 10, 2026.
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection accepts public comments on pending water quality and pollution discharge permits for sewage treatment, industrial facilities, and construction activities during 30-45 day comment periods.
An appellant is contesting Independence Blue Cross's managed health care plan decision under state quality protections, with protest/intervention requests due by June 9, 2026 and a prehearing conference scheduled for June 23, 2026.
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission cancels public convenience certificates for 47 common carriers that failed to file annual revenue assessment reports for two consecutive years; carriers have 30 days to file missing reports or challenge the act…
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is canceling electric generation supplier licenses for three companies with expired or insufficient financial security; affected companies have 30 days to provide compliant bonds or challenge the cancellation.
The commission is revoking natural gas supplier licenses for 11 companies that failed to file annual reports or pay past-due annual and supplemental fees.
Five motor carrier applications for Pennsylvania passenger transport and household goods services are open for public protest until June 15, 2026, if applicants lack fitness to operate.
Philadelphia Parking Authority cites Abbos Makhmataliev for unauthorized taxicab services and missing inspection stickers; response due June 7, 2026, or $1,100 penalty applies.
Philadelphia Parking Authority cites taxicab operator Omar Magani for overcharging fares and meter violations with a June 7, 2026 response deadline or $600 penalty; service by publication due to undeliverable address.
Pennsylvania State Tax Equalization Board certifies 2025 Common Level Ratios for all counties, effective July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027, for use in real property assessment appeals based on median sales ratios.
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