THE CENTER TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS HAVE REJECTED A BID FOR A LOCAL HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROJECT. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO WAS AT LAST NIGHT’S SUPERVISORS MEETING. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Three Democrats and three Republicans are vying for two spots on each party’s fall ticket to fill open seats on Pennsylvania’s Superior Court. Tuesday’s primary election will settle the nominees for the November election. The mid-level appellate court handles civil and criminal appeals from Pennsylvania’s county courts.
According to this week’s Triple-A Gas Price Report The average price of gasoline across Western Pennsylvania is two cents cheaper this week at $3.06 per gallon… heading into the Memorial Day Weekend. The national prices is at 2.85 a gallon which is a penny cheaper than last week. Drivers a year ago in Western Pa were paying more on average at 3.09 a gallon.
State Department of Transportation officials say Pennsylvania’s Real I-D system is now in line with federal regulations. The official word came from the U-S Department of Homeland Security Monday. The new Real I-Ds being issued can be used to board commercial airlines and to enter federal facilities beginning in October 2020.
An investigation is underway into a New Castle house fire. The blaze broke out yesterday afternoon in the back of a house on Sciota Street. Firefighters say the cause appears suspicious. A woman and child who live in the home were able to escape without injuries.
Today is primary election day…and as Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano reports, voter turnout is expected to be low. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…
WEATHER FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, MAY 21ST, 2019
TODAY – MOSTLY CLOUDY. HIGH – 66.
TONIGHT – SOME CLOUDS. LOW AROUND 50.
WEDNESDAY – CLOUDY IN THE MORNING WITH SCATTERED
THUNDERSTORMS DEVELOPING LATER IN
THE DAY. GUSTY WINDS AND SMALL HAIL
POSSIBLE. HIGH AROUND 80.
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is unveiling a pay inequity proposal that aims to close the gender pay gap by holding corporations accountable when men are paid more than women. Harris’ plan would require companies to disclose pay policies while applying for a mandatory “Equal Pay Certification” from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Companies that fail to achieve certification would be fined 1% of their profits for every 1% wage gap they allow to persist for work of equal value. The U.S. senator from California says $180 billion would be generated over 10 years, with fines decreasing over time as companies strengthen their equal pay practices. Harris has a simple message for corporations: Pay women fairly or pay the price.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — President Donald Trump is coming to the battleground state of Pennsylvania for a rally hours before voters in a congressional district in the northcentral part of the state pick a new representative to go to Washington. Trump’s rally is Monday at a hangar by Williamsport Regional Airport in Montoursville. It’s Trump’s first visit to Pennsylvania this year. Trump scored an upset win in Pennsylvania in 2016, and the state is part of his likeliest path to winning a second term in 2020.
Republican Congressman Justin Amash of Michigan said Saturday he believes President Donald Trump has engaged in “impeachable conduct.” Amash also said on Twitter that he’s concluded — after reading Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s redacted 448-page report — that Attorney General William Barr “has deliberately misrepresented” the findings. The 39-year-old Amash, 39, who arrived in Congress as part of the Tea Party wave in 2010, said – quote – ‘Contrary to Barr’s portrayal, Mueller’s report reveals that President Trump engaged in specific actions and a pattern of behavior that meet the threshold for impeachment,” In response, President Trump called the Republican congressman “a loser” and a “a total lightweight”.