Democratic Montgomery County Commissioners Neil Makhija and Jamila Winder continued their war on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) by passing […]
From the Editors: Current attempts to ‘modernize’ public notices fall short
Technology has drastically changed the landscape of the media industry. No longer are people awaiting a young boy on bicycle […]
Paul Davis: Does Philadelphia need a police museum?
I was contacted by Gary Capuano, a retired Philadelphia police sergeant who has often commented on crime issues here. Capuano […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: PA Democrats, beware — hate is affecting your judgment
The Left’s anger with Senator John Fetterman has them not only chasing away an incumbent swing-state Senator who is actually […]
Curt Schroder: Dispelling the myths of a state False Claims Act
It’s budget season in Pennsylvania, which means that politicians are grasping at any loose straws they can find to painlessly […]
Thom Nickels: Too much ‘fun’ in funerals now
There’s been a radical shift in society when it comes to funerals. It goes much deeper than cheaper, more economical […]
Joy Ditto: Pennsylvania’s rising electric bills aren’t an accident. Here’s how to fix them.
Americans are increasingly concerned about the strength of the economy, with the cost of living consistently ranking as their top […]
Sharon Sorg: No pitchers call their own strikes — public notices require the same independence
Life is hectic. Keeping track of work, home and family commitments is challenging enough. Now imagine adding another task to […]
David Sanko: Real transparency means meeting people where they are
Every year, Pennsylvania’s townships celebrate “Sunshine Week” to highlight the vital importance of open government. But as we observe this […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: America cannot be great again until we are safer
President Trump’s decisive actions unleashed the American military to make America safer — greatly reducing the risk of random acts […]