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- Budget forum shows tough decisions ahead for Lancaster SD
Deficits are projected to balloon to $27.5 million by 2027. - Lanco prison marks milestone: No inmate suicides in four years
The milestone contrasts with some trying times more than a decade ago. - Penn Township supervisors to advertise data center ordinance
Supervisors voted to advertise an ordinance that would limit the buildings to commercial or industrial zoning regions with a special exception. - Commonwealth secures guilty verdict of Conoy Township man for abandoning pets in Conoy Township home following jury trial
The jury found Eric Lee Wise Werner, 40, guilty on March 18 of seventeen counts of animal cruelty. - Smucker gathers budget advice from constituents at forum
The Republican who represents the Eleventh Congressional District invited about 200 constituents from Lancaster County to tackle the budget crisis. - February scholarship winners announced by Fideri News Network
A North Penn senior won a $1,000 scholarship in the first round. - ‘Soul crushing’: Seven former dispatchers describe toxic work environment at PA Game Commission
Allegedly, a supervisor commented sexually about female employees, wished violence on game wardens, and used training sessions to humiliate staff. - From the Editors: ICE out? Think again.
However much leftist activists and politicians want to see ICE removed from their towns, they need to face facts: It’s not going to happen. - With Roe in place, Gosnell was allowed to kill and maim
Gosnell performed his horrors while Roe was still the law of the land. - Judge sentences city man up to 20 years in prison after being found guilty of shooting bystander to death during argumentJudge Dennis Reinaker handed down the sentence to Steffen Vadoria Tidwell Jr., of the 600 block of North Queen Street.
- Pennsylvania spends $5.5 million on projects to improve regional waterways, help farmers increase economic output and improve environmental health on farms throughout Chesapeake Bay Watershed
The state agriculture secretary announced grants to conservation organizations and farmers in Lancaster County and elsewhere. - York County man sentenced up to 27 years in prison after pleading guilty to killing 1-year-old, injuring others in wrong-way crashJudge Jeffrey Conrad handed down the sentence to Mateen Ibn Haleem, of the 100 block of North Franklin Street, on March 23.
- Baltimore man sentenced up to 18 years in prison after being found guilty of robbing Lancaster city electronics store in 2024 no-show trialJudge Dennis Reinaker handed down the sentence to Malcolm Cager Graham, 23, on March 5.
- Mayor Arroyo names Amanda Bakay as chief of staff
Bakay brings nearly two decades of experience in nonprofit leadership, municipal governance, and financial operations to the city. - City man charged with dealing crack cocaine waives preliminary hearingMichael Anthony Gray III, 35, waived his preliminary hearing before Judge Andrew LeFever on March 12 on charges of crack and cocaine possession.
- Former Hempfield firefighter sentenced to county prison, probation after pleading guilty to intentionally setting firesTwo of the fires were set in the same field in the 6100 block of Metzler Road mere days apart.
- In Lancaster, Shapiro administration visits job placement program helping students with disabilities prepare for college and careers
Governor Shapiro’s 2026-27 budget plan calls for increasing state funding by $1 million for vocational rehabilitation. - PA House passes minimum wage increase
The House voted to adopt a graduated increase to $11 per hour effective on January 1, and then jump to $13 per hour in 2028 and $15 in 2029. - Lancaster school directors pass furlough measure
School Board President Jennifer Eaton says the vote does not mean furloughs are inevitable. - Senate approves Robinson, Gebhard bill to improve treatments for cancer, ALS, Parkinson’s disease in Pennsylvania
The bill will now be referred to the House of Representatives for consideration.