Judge 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 trial
Judge Dennis Reinaker handed down the sentence to Malcolm Cager Graham, 23, on March 5.
Teens charged with firing guns outside Lancaster Township apartment complex have cases proceed to county court
Nahkell Brown, of the 500 block of Green Street in Lancaster city, waived his preliminary hearing before Judge Mary Mongiovi Sponaugle on March 18.
City man charged with attempting to stab man over $15 waives preliminary hearing
Michael Goyco, who has no fixed address, waived his preliminary hearing before Judge Andrew LeFever on March 2.
Warwick Township man charged with beating dog, causing possibly brain injury waives preliminary hearing
Joshua S. Hess, 26, waived his preliminary hearing before Judge Joseph Stauffer on February 24 on a single count of cruelty to animals.
City man charged with assaulting a 2-month-old waives preliminary hearing
Kindu Pollard, who has no fixed address, waived his preliminary hearing on counts of aggravated assault and child endangerment.
Columbia man pleads guilty to taking part in residential shooting
A Columbia man pleaded guilty last month to taking part in a shooting on a residential street, then attempting to […]
Key points from Senate budget hearings with Department of General Services, PA State Police
The governor’s $53.3 billion budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2026-27 would increase spending by $2.7 billion, 5.4 percent more than the current budget.
GOP backs Jones for PA Senate; no endorsement on Cutler successor
Republicans are looking to win back the seat won by Democrat James Malone in a stunning upset last year.
Lancaster Township daycare worker charged with fracturing girl’s leg has case proceed to county court
Taska is accused of breaking the victim’s leg as she cared for her at the Quarryville-area day care where she worked on November 3.