The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette was the first newspaper west of the Alleghenies. It traces its roots to the 1700s, but the story ...

Block Communications Inc., the Toledo-based company that owns the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, also recently shut down the ...

MILL HALL — The oldest newspaper in Clinton County is no more after 154 years. The weekly Clinton County Record, formerly the ...

As newspapers print less frequently in some communities and close in others, local government groups want the legislature to change a state law that requires municipalities to publish public notices ...

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Update: On Oct. 18, 2024, the district court granted the Bucks County Courier Times’ motion to intervene and ordered the unsealing of the settlement agreement in Lopez v. Bucks County. With free legal ...

If Pennsylvania House Bill 633 passes, the state will no longer mandate local and state agencies to print public notices detailing their spending in local newspapers, requiring them instead to post ...

Concerned there will be a local tax increase? Do you want to know whether a local school will be shuttered? Could a local zoning change increase traffic in your neighborhood? What if your municipality ...

Local newspapers are at the heart of communities across the commonwealth. Why? They are trusted sources for news Pennsylvanians cannot get anywhere else. It really is that simple. Long established on ...

Public notices are valuable tools of our democracy because they provide due process to Americans who will be impacted by the government action and help make the democratic process more transparent.