Pennsylvania Budget: Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a $50.8B state budget that boosts education funding, adds support for rape crisis centers, and preserves Medicaid with little movement on data center regulation. Public Health Access: State health officials launched a statewide tour to spread the word that many preventive services for women are available at no cost under the Affordable Care Act. Measles Update: Lancaster County reported 7 more measles cases in the past week, with new infections also confirmed in Chester and York counties; none of the patients were fully vaccinated. HIV Law Reform: The Pennsylvania House unanimously passed a bill ending an HIV-specific criminal sentencing enhancement, removing harsher penalties tied only to HIV status. Foodborne Illness Watch: Taco Bell locations in parts of the country pulled ingredients amid a Cyclospora-linked “explosive diarrhea” outbreak; Pennsylvania consumers are being urged to stay alert for symptoms and follow public guidance. Workforce & Care Training: Thomas Jefferson University plans a new four-year Sidney Kimmel Medical College campus in Allentown to expand physician training in the Lehigh Valley. Safety & Investigation: Harrisburg police are investigating a fatal stabbing on Derry Street; authorities are asking for tips. Heat Preparedness: A dangerous heat and humidity advisory is in effect for the Philly region, with extreme heat expected Wednesday. Local Health Ops: Bridgeport Water Department will flush fire hydrants through late July into fall, which may cause temporary discoloration or low pressure.