1 hr ago | York Dispatch
NYC heir, 89, to hear whether he'll go to prison
An 89-year-old heir could end up in prison after a court date on his 11th-hour bid for a new trial in a case that shook New York society.
With week of open houses, York lives up to reputation as world's 'factory tour capital'
Brayden Maldono, 7, and friends at the York YMCA's Kids Club visited Wolfgang Candy and went home with a gift bag Wednesday, the first day of the York County Made In American Tour.
Eric Holmes named new York City schools superintendent
The York City School District has a new leader once again -- but this time, a familiar face will be at the helm.
No support in York delegation for Senate liquor proposal
A Senate proposal to loosen state-controlled wine, liquor and beer sales in Pennsylvania lacks support among York County's House and Senate delegations, with Republicans saying it falls short of Gov. Tom Corbett's vision for privatization and Democrats saying they're worried about the revenue the state could lose.
G.A. & F.C. Wagman acquires contractor
The York-based general contractor now owns Key Construction Company and its subsidiaries, D.W. Lyle Corporation and Key Constructors, each of whom provides heavy civil construction services out of offices in Virginia.
Father, son acquitted in NY of sex trafficking
A father and son who acknowledged they were pimps were acquitted Wednesday of sex trafficking charges after several prostitutes testified they were treated well.
Geidner has more than 30 years of senior management experience with both nonprofit and for-profit organizations, according to a YWCA press release.
NY man arrested in shelter faces Pa. sex sentence
A New York man is scheduled to be sentenced by a federal judge in Erie on charges he crossed state lines hoping to have sex with underage girls in northwestern Pennsylvania.
Teen murder suspect to stand trial in September
After a York County judge determined Jacquez Davon Brown was not amenable to treatment in juvenile court, the 17-year-old now has been scheduled for a jury trial as an adult in September.
York colleagues remember 'no-nonsense' Hines-Harris
As a longtime educator in York City, Dr. Harris, as she was most known, "was no-nonsense.
Ex-big leaguer hopes to revive career in York
And although he's just two years removed from last playing in the big leagues, Teahen is also coming off an unproductive 2012 season in the minors.
West York approves new teachers' contract
The West York Area School Board voted 4-3 to approve a new teachers' contract Tuesday night, with some board members raising concerns about whether the district can afford it.
West York police officer fired
A West York police officer previously accused of illegally taping two phone calls from her former girlfriend and that woman's sister has been fired.
Dover Twp. ballerina to train at Moscow's Bolshoi
Rachel Yinger, 17, of Dover Township will be spending her summer training at at ballet school in Russia.
Sinkholes at Central York High School to be addressed
Central York opened its school board meeting Monday with an update on its high school storm water management system, including remarks and a proposal from Dawood Engineering representative Robert Follett concerning the southeastern corner of the school's potential for sinkhole activity.
New apps aim to make buying a used car more transparent
New apps, such as Vinny, are available which can help protect consumers who are looking for a fair deal when shopping for used cars.
Leases, nudity topic of second hearing for proposed strip club
Resident Pete Uzat walks across the bleachers during the zoning board meeting at Clearview Elementary on Monday.
Spikes baseball: State College falls in season opener
For some State College Spikes, opening day was their first time playing in front of a substantial crowd and the jitters were noticeable.
Writing a will? Who gets your Facebook password?
The challenge of writing a will -- dividing savings, parceling out real estate and deciding who gets Grandma Mary's bedroom set -- can be daunting.