Pennsylvania news
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Software breach affects three Pa. courts and Environmental Hearing Board
A division of Thomson Reuters said it detected unauthorized activity involving its C-Track case management system June 30.
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Pa. Supreme Court decisions on felony murder, skill games loom over lawmakers’ return
In a historically unproductive legislature, it’s unclear if lawmakers will be able to come up with a solution on either topic.
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What we know about racist flyer posted in York after Jackson St. melee
York-area elected officials, organizations and pastors quickly mobilized in solidarity this weekend after a racist flyer appeared urging violence in response to last week’s melee near the York College campus.
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What a planning commission does, and how you can get involved
Knowing what happens at a planning commission meeting, and what role the public plays in the commission’s role, can go a long way toward helping residents understand their local government.
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Laurel Highlands named one of the best destinations for fall foliage
The Laurel Highlands offers 3,000 square miles of scenic views and recreation.
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This swing state Republican keeps distancing himself from Trump. It may not save him in the midterms
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick voted against Trump’s tariffs, his signature tax legislation and his power to wage war against Iran without congressional approval. The lawmaker even skipped Trump’s recent midterm convention in Dallas.
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What happened at Geisinger? Arrests near Danville hospital show difficulty tracking ICE activity.
Advocates claimed a Geisinger Medical Center campus construction site was subject to the ‘largest ICE workplace raid in Pennsylvania to date,’ but accounts differ.
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‘I don’t think I’m coming home.’ York County officer’s long road to recovery
York County Sheriff Lt. Dave Godfrey was shot seven times on the afternoon of Sept. 17 last year in rural North Codorus Township when searching for a suspect. Three officers were killed during the incident.
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Pa. Gov. Shapiro: Congress, federal government must regulate AI
The Democratic governor seeking a second term said he is not an AI “doomer,” he used his speech at AI Horizons Summit in Pittsburgh to criticize President Donald Trump for calling concerns around the technology “a hoax” and Congress for sidestepping the issue.
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Kennedy tells anti-vaccine activists they have a friend in Trump’s White House
Kennedy boasted about the administration’s moves to downsize the childhood vaccination schedule and reshape a key vaccine advisory board — steps that have since been halted by a judge.
