HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania lawmakers have passed a budget deal that took nearly two weeks into the new fiscal year to reach. The $47.6 billion plan approved Thursday represents a 6% increase. Most of the new money is going toward public schools and human services to boost pay for direct care workers. The votes in the Republican-controlled Senate and Democratic-controlled House came within hours of rank-and-file lawmakers getting their first look at hundreds of pages of budget-related legislation. Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro signed the main spending bill late Thursday night. The plan doesn’t increase sales or income tax rates and requires $3 billion in surplus cash to balance. Shapiro had initially sought a 7% increase.