Maryann Pugh

Chester County Appoints Erik Walschburger as Chief Clerk and Administrator WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County commissioners have appointed Erik Walschburger as Chief Clerk and County Administrator, county officials a […]

State Plans Wildlife Corridors to Reduce Animal-Vehicle Collisions HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania officials are launching a multi-agency effort to identify wildlife corridors across the state, a step aimed at reducing d […]

DUI Patrols Expand Across Southeast Pa. for St. Patrick’s Day HAVERTOWN, PA — Police across Southeast Pennsylvania are increasing DUI enforcement ahead of St. Patrick’s Day through a coordinated campaign aimed at […]

McCormick Backs Federal Housing Bill, Citing Shortage in Pa. WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick said Wednesday that a bipartisan housing bill moving through the Senate could help address housing s […]

$5.7M State Investment Targets New Business Site in Northumberland County POINT TWP, PA — A $5.7 million state investment will help prepare more than 100 acres in Northumberland County for future industrial development, w […]

Chester County Health Inspectors Report Violations at Four Food Facilities WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department reported multiple food safety violations following inspections conducted Wednesday at several l […]

Treasurer Returns More Than $50,000 In Unclaimed Funds to Counties HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania counties received more than $50,000 in previously unclaimed funds as State Treasurer Stacy Garrity returned the money t […]

Chester County Health Department Reports Violations at Three Food Facilities WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department reported multiple food safety and sanitation violations at three licensed food facilities f […]

Attorneys General Warn GoFundMe Over Unauthorized Charity Pages HARRISBURG, PA — A coalition of 24 state attorneys general, including Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday, is demanding answers from GoFundMe a […]

New Accessible Restroom Opens at Pa. Capitol Complex HARRISBURG, PA — Visitors with intellectual or physical disabilities now have access to a specialized accessible restroom at the Pennsylvania State C […]

PennDOT Sends $460M To Local Governments for Road Repairs HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania municipalities will receive nearly $460.8 million in state transportation funding to maintain local roads and bridges, w […]

Pa. Lawmakers Weigh Universal Pre-K Plan Amid Workforce Concerns HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering a proposal to expand universal pre-kindergarten across the state, a move supporters say could b […]

Bill Targets AI-Powered Scam Calls in Pa. WEST CHESTER, PA — A proposed state bill would make it illegal to use artificial intelligence to create or distribute scam phone calls in P […]

Reading Tour Highlights 185,000-Home Shortfall READING, PA — Pennsylvania faces a projected shortage of roughly 185,000 homes by 2035 if current trends continue, prompting state officials to push f […]

School, Tavern Cited in Latest Health Inspections WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department cited a school cafeteria, a West Chester meat market and an Oxford tavern for food safety and f […]

Sharon Hill Seeks Officers as Deadline Nears SHARON HILL, PA — The Borough of Sharon Hill is accepting applications for full-time police officers, with completed applications due by 4:00 p.m. F […]

PUC Penalizes Utilities, Contractors in Digging Cases HARRISBURG, PA — State regulators levied $163,550 in penalties and ordered 84 mandatory training requirements against 120 excavators, facility o […]

Fetterman Presses DOE on Nursing Loan Limits, Backs SNAP Bill WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. John Fetterman is urging the U.S. Department of Education to reconsider a proposed rule that would cap federal student l […]

Pa. Municipalities to Receive Nearly $2M in License Fees HARRISBURG, PA — More than 1,000 Pennsylvania municipalities will share nearly $2 million in returned liquor license fees, funds that local g […]

PennDOT Invests $250K to Tackle Bus Driver Shortage HARRISBURG, PA — Nearly $250,000 in state funding will help train dozens of new school bus drivers across Pennsylvania as part of a newly launched S […]