Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a disaster emergency proclamation Friday afternoon, saying it would allow the commonwealth to access funds and make resources available to prepare for and respond to impacts from the storm. The National Weather Service said snow accumulations…
Williamsport, Pa. — The city of Williamsport has appointed Adam Welteroth as its new treasurer and tax collector, filling the vacancy left by the resignation of Kevin Mackey.
(The Center Square) – Publicly funded construction projects often hire workers from other states, who, rather than pay taxes for local schools and services, bring their earnings back home.
One of the biggest winter storms in at least a decade is expected to hit Pennsylvania Saturday night. Snow is projected to fall across the state with the National Weather Service forecasting anywhere between six inches to 18 inches, depending…
An 18-year-old man and three teenagers are facing felony charges following a December vandalism spree that caused roughly $45,000 in damage to the Lights in the Parkway holiday display.
(The Center Square) – Widespread extreme cold is expected to restrict the production of natural gas in the U.S. in the coming days, with supply disruptions likely in key shale basins that could cut average daily output by about 10%,…
U.S. Representative Mike Kelly has announced that $20.6 million in Community Project Funding (CPF) grants that had been submitted to his office have officially been approved for the 16th Congressional District of Pennsylvania. The projects had been included in the…
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a 220 to 207 vote, the House passed a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security. The bill received a lot of scrutiny from Democrats as they tried to reign in funding for ICE.
The Pennsylvania primary election is set to take place on May 19th, and poll workers have taken an oath of office in Erie County. These ceremonies were presided over by Judge Pete Sala and Judge David Ridge.
State police say someone submitted a tip through the Safe2Say app that there were two unknown/unnamed students possibly bringing weapons to Pleasant Valley High School.
The justices blocked the city’s financial guardian from unilaterally forcing a transfer of the Chester Water Authority’s assets to the city government. Instead, such a transfer would require the joint action of all three of the authority’s governing municipalities, the…
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. made Harrisburg the first step on his “Eat Real Food” tour, which promotes the revamped food pyramid and avoidance of ultra-processed foods.
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