The pair sent letters to the presidents of five of the commonwealth’s most prestigious universities “expressing concern about the rise of antisemitism on college campuses.”
Broad + Liberty unites with Access Network in strategic acquisition, creating one of Pennsylvania’s largest native digital media audiences
Two of the region’s fastest-growing media companies, Broad + Liberty and Access Network, have officially joined forces.
Pennsylvania needs an age verification law
Even parental controls, such as content filters, have proven to be ineffective against childhood porn exposure.
U.S. Representative Lloyd Smucker, PA Attorney General Dave Sunday back bipartisan workforce reentry efforts
The Workforce Reentry Act was passed in the House of Representatives last congressional session and was reintroduced by Smucker in February.
City man charged with two separate shootings hours apart has case proceed to county court
Judge Bender ruled the case of Tyree Dixon could proceed to the Court of Common Pleas on counts of attempted criminal homicide and other charges.
Warwick Township man charged with stabbing man with kitchen knife waives preliminary hearing
Andrew Jacob Benitez, 18, waived his preliminary hearing before Judge Joseph Stauffer on Aug. 18 on charges of aggravated assault and simple assault.
Shapiro administration reminds Pennsylvania college students to protect their belongings with renters’ insurance
Pennsylvania students have access to a variety of programs and resources.
Governor Shapiro joins the Pennsylvania State Police in welcoming eight new Lancaster troopers into its ranks
Fifty-nine new troopers joined the State Police altogether.
Malone coauthors suicide prevention resolution, his first prime sponsorship
State Senator James Malone (D-Lititz) is preparing his first piece of legislation as a prime sponsor, tackling the issue of […]