News
Lancaster’s residents are worried about the amount of energy required to power data centers — which could drive up electricity rates for the entire city.
Pennsylvania lawmakers have been at an impasse on clean energy legislation for years. The lone exception—a $25 million bill to put rooftop solar on schools—strikes some as a blueprint for breaking through, but others see it as a one-off.
Three years ago, Trump hosted Fuentes at a dinner at his Mar-a-Lago resort, along with the rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West.
“The Holocaust teaches universal lessons, including World History extremism, the fragility of democracy, human capacity for immorality, the role of perpetrators and bartenders, and the importance of empathy,” said Hartz.
The Lester Ross Memorial began in 2022 to honor a beloved member of the homeless community.
Opinion
Unlike Fitzpatrick, Harvie is not terrified of meeting and talking to his constituents in a public forum – even the ones who oppose him.
The Philadelphia City Council will hold a public hearing on the "Stop Trashing Our Air Act" at City Hall in Room 400 on Monday at 1 p.m.
Luckily our borough residents are a pretty savvy bunch.
Kierstyn Zolfo’s attempt to cast me as some kind of wolf in sheep’s clothing in her column is not just false — it’s insulting to the people who know my record of fighting for them, writes the PA-01 Democratic congressional candidate.
It serves as a tremendous beacon of hope in a year when political headlines have made people very nervous.
Education
There's a new school board majority in Centennial thanks in part to community outrage over the hiring of a controversial former Central Bucks superintendent, writes district parent Nancy Pontius.
“Partisan school board members are implementing dangerous agendas across the Commonwealth that are directly at odds with the best interests of Pennsylvania students and parents,” said Denise Feriozzi, Executive Director of the Pipeline Education Fund.
This is the next installment in a series of interviews with school board candidates from across Bucks County.
This is the next installment in a series of interviews with school board candidates from across Bucks County.
This is the next installment in a series of interviews with school board candidates from across Bucks County.
Elections
Luckily our borough residents are a pretty savvy bunch.
Kierstyn Zolfo’s attempt to cast me as some kind of wolf in sheep’s clothing in her column is not just false — it’s insulting to the people who know my record of fighting for them, writes the PA-01 Democratic congressional candidate.
More than 12,100 Election Day voters used provisional ballots, which must undergo close review.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis announced the endorsement on Wednesday citing Harvie’s strong record of bipartisan leadership and his lifelong commitment to standing up for working families.
It serves as a tremendous beacon of hope in a year when political headlines have made people very nervous.
“Over the decades I’ve supported whoever I thought was the best candidate, voting for Republicans like Arlen Specter and Jim Greenwood or Democrats like Bob Casey and Patrick Murphy,” said Strickler.
