Lucy P. Bernier, Oneonta’s first female city prosecutor and city court judge, died Feb. 5 in Oneonta. She was 69. Bernier obtained her law degree from Albany Law School, and in 1981, joined her mother ...

City councilors are set to discuss one member’s suggestion they consider asking voters to approve a charter change that, if approved, would make the elected office of city ...

A nonprofit that provides services to more than 600 homeless people in two counties in our area is not closing its doors.

A brainstorming session hosted by project officials looking to make recreational enhancements to three west side community parks was held Monday at the Friedman JCC, where residents and municipal ...

It's Super Bowl time! Are you ready for some indigestion? Many "fans" will gather in all sorts of places to party down for the "Big Game" — Super Bowl LIX. And this year, Pennsylvania is represented ...

Host Wilkes-Barre/Scranton rallied from a three-goal deficit to beat the Monsters in overtime, 5-4, on Feb. 8. Cleveland held a 4-1 lead after the first period with goals from Joseph LaBate (two), ...

The Keystone Mission has been having a rough time. The nonprofit, which provides services to homeless individuals in Luzerne ...

The Luzerne County Veterans Affairs Office has moved from the county’s West Side Annex in Forty Fort to 61-63 Water St. in ...

The Trump administration evicted former Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan from her home with three hours of notice on ...

Schade has been working with the doggies on the Animal Planet show for 19 years and is believed to be the longest serving ...

WILKES-BARRE — Chason Goldschmitz, the new executive director of the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic, recently toured the Luzerne County Courthouse and met with county officials to discuss the ...

One of the very few instances in recent history in which Wilkes-Barre City Council members didn’t cast unanimous votes has ...