(Source for Photo: -Danielle Smith, Keystone News Service: Credit for Photo: Courtesy of (Christian Hinkle/Adobe Stock)

(Reported by Danielle Smith of Keystone News Service)

(Lancaster, PA) The mayor of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is voicing concerns about the state budget delay, warning it could impact the over 58-thousand people living in the city. Lawmakers missed the June 30th deadline for the fourth year in a row. Mayor Danene Sorace says she’s closely monitoring both the state budget and the federal transportation, housing, and urban development budget coming before Congress today (7/14), noting that both have significant implications for the city of Lancaster. Governor Josh Shapiro said the state budget talks are making progress and expects a deal soon.