PPL Settlement In Billing Issue Complaints
After receiving complaints from customers, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has revised its proposed settlement with PPL Electric Utilities over billing issues. The settlement includes requiring PPL to contribute $1 million to its hardship fund and provide more detailed reporting on billing problems.
Read MoreGovernment Penalizes PA Food Producer
Hanover Foods, a major food production company, faces significant penalties from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration for exposing employees to hazardous chemicals at its Centre Hall plant. The company has 15 days to address the citations or contest them through OSHA’s processes.
Read MoreKohberger Defense Strategy Revealed
Newly-released court documents in the Bryan Kohberger murder case shed light on the defense’s strategy, including plans to survey potential jurors ahead of trial. The defense seeks to gauge community sentiment in Latah County, Idaho, where the trial is set to take place. The case involves the Pocono native and the brutal murder of four […]
Read MorePSU Football Player Arrested
Penn State’s star linebacker Abdul Carter is facing charges after being accused of assaulting a tow truck driver last month in State College. The investigation into the alleged incident is ongoing.
Read MoreSenate Race Already Off To Dramatic Start
PENNSYLVANIA’S SENATE ELECTION IS HEATING UP AS THE CANDIDATES BUTT HEADS ON THE ISSUES…. THE HIGH-STAKES ELECTION COULD DETERMINE WHETHER REPUBLICANS OR DEMOCRATS CONTROL THE SENATE.
Read MoreKey Primary Tuesday
PENNSYLVANIA IS PREPARING FOR A KEY SENATE PRIMARY TUESDAY. ..
Read MoreThreat Concerns
THE F-B-I IS INVESTIGATING HOAX THREATS AGAINST SEVERAL JEWISH AND CATHOLIC ORGANIZATIONS HERE IN PENNSYLVANIA. GOVERNOR JOSH SHAPIRO..
Read MoreInternet Investment
The state is now investing $204 million to expand high-speed internet access in Pennsylvania, connecting 40,000 homes and businesses. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide by 2026, with federal funding matched by private investment.
Read MoreRed Lobster Said To Be Considering Bankruptcy Filing
Red Lobster is reportedly considering a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing to restructure its debt, according to sources cited in a Bloomberg report. The seafood chain is looking to address long-term contracts and lease agreements, but a final decision hasn’t been made. Red Lobster, established in 1968, operates over 30 locations in Pennsylvania.
Read MoreState Lawmakers Looking At ‘Use It Or Lose It’ Policies
In Harrisburg, lawmakers are considering legislation aimed at curbing “Use it or Lose it” paid-time off policies that restrict employees from carrying over or cashing out earned time off if not used within a specific timeframe. The proposed bill, which by the way is similar to laws in California, would classify earned vacation time as […]
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