Jacobus News

On Wednesday, one of the biggest days of the year for bars, York City Police used plainclothes officers to crack down on so-called "quality of life" crimes.

State Rep. Stan Saylor said he knew trouble was brewing. But Saylor, R-Windsor Township, said he was surprised when he learned the specific accusations facing former House Speaker John Perzel and nine others connected to the House Republican caucus.

Driving on a dark, rainy night just before 9:30 p.m. May 24, Fern Ness admits she saw and ran over a bicycle in the middle of Susquehanna Trail in Springfield Township.

A 79-year-old woman was charged Thursday in connection with the death of an 11-year-old Baltimore boy who was struck while riding his bicycle in York Township.

State regulators signed off on tougher graduation requirements for Pennsylvania students, a move designed to improve the value of a high school diploma that critics called costly and unnecessary.

No one was injured in a five-vehicle crash in Jacobus this morning involving a school bus.

A pistol-packing woman might be responsible for three armed robberies at Rutter's Farms Stores in New Freedom, Jacobus and North Codorus Township.

Nearly half of local lawmakers are depriving themselves of pay until a new state budget is in place.

Education might be the one area that isn't going to see a funding cut if a state budget compromise is approved.

Jacobus. Pa. - Police are looking for a woman who robbed a convenience store at gunpoint in southern York County early Monday.

Education might be the one area that isn't going to see a funding cut if a state budget compromise is approved.

Area residents didn't have much to say about tax hikes on tobacco and some forms of entertainment that are part of a proposed $28 billion budget deal, but did agree lawmakers should face penalties for the months-long delay in passing the spending plan.

As of Saturday night, local lawmakers knew as much about the tentative state budget deal as the general public does.

When state Senate members and the House Democratic caucus announced Friday they had agreed on a compromise plan for the state budget, it appeared -- to some, for a moment -- that Pennsylvania was on the verge of joining the other 49 states with passed budgets.

Two post offices in York County remain among 413 outlets facing closure as the Postal Service determines how to trim costs following a year in which it lost about $7 billion.

Someone broke into three Shrewsbury-area churches over the holiday weekend, but so far it appears nothing was stolen, police said.

At 7:30 tonight, it's your last chance to enjoy a Moonlit Boat Ride on Lake Redman at William H. Kain County Park in Jacobus.

Pennsylvania's budget impasse is serving a devastating blow to Tish's Family Daycare in Hopewell Township.

The Postal Service has narrowed the number of offices facing possible closure to 413.

A convicted felon accused of leading police on a high-speed chase and resisting arrest allegedly told troopers he was high on marijuana and not thinking straight.