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The State Senate returned to Harrisburg for the first time this fiscal year. With no expectations of a state budget that’s more than six weeks late, the negotiations continue.

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The Pennsylvania Senate is reconvening at 4 p.m. Tuesday and may decide on the House bill that would give SEPTA funding to stave off cuts.

The Democratic-backed bill passed the chamber on Monday, 108-95, over the objection of nearly every Republican in the chamber.