U.S. Rep. Chrissy Houlahan, a Chester County Democrat, said she has been working to advance support for the military.
State Rep. Danielle Otten co-sponsors a bill to further protect a woman's right to an abortion.
Melissa Shusterman co-sponsored a bill that is included in the budget to provide tax credits for child and dependent care.
The bill would extend the expiration date to 2029 and extend parameters.
The money will fund 11 projects in urban centers, including improvements to a busy intersection in downtown Phoenixville.
Borough Hall and library are closed due to malfunctioning heater.
Malvern Author David H. Moskowitz is hosting a book launch at Molly Maguire's Bar and Restaurant in downtown Phoenixville on Sunday, Dec. 3.
Lisa Borowski, a Delco Democrat, and Melissa Shusterman, a Chesco Democrat, vote to protect the rights of women seeking abortions.
Some love and others hate it, a resident said at the Phoenixville Borough Council meeting this week.
The polls closed at 8 p.m. and election officials are tallying the votes at the Chester County Government Center.
The general election is Tuesday, Nov. 7. Patch provides voters with the candidates running and the locations to vote.
The Democratic lawmaker representing all of Chester County expressed concern about Rep. Johnson's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
Main Street Lofts III calls for 22 loft apartments on the second and third floors of the building at 34 S. Main St.
Pennsylvania's Jewish caucus of lawmakers issued a statement Sunday regarding the attack on Israel.
The plan provides strategies to protect and restore streams, lakes, and groundwater in Chester County
The Federal Communications Commission is planning to send out alerts to all cellphones as a test at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 4.
Phoenixville area municipal officials plan to meet in October to study the benefits of regionalization of services.
Funds will be used for the Bridge and Starr streets intersection improvement project.
Borough Council delayed a vote after residents said the ban would put a burden on local businesses.
The ban is expected to be approved at the Borough Council meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 8.
The County Department of Community Development issued a report this week about homelessness and services available to help.
East Nantmeal, the property owner, and the county commissioners agreed to preserve the farm.
The board will help non-verbal students participate in activities and express their needs in the park.
The ban is expected to be implemented in March 2024.
Plans for the 116-year-old building include 15 parking spaces and 85 percent imperious coverage.
The Democratic lawmaker does support providing Ukraine with resources to defend the country and democracy.
State Rep. Paul Friel, a Democrat representing northern Chester County, introduces the Freedom To Read Act in response to book challenges.
On the eve of the anniversary of Roe v. Wade being overturned, lawmakers representing Chesco and Delco ask voters to protect women's rights.
Council approved a settlement with Fillmore Village that prevents Fillmore from contesting the borough's decision to take over the land.
A developer asked Council to grant permission for an 18-unit dwelling in the 116-year-old building.
The grants provide funding to preserve land and improve parks throughout Chester County.
A bill that would allow arbitrators to settle family disputes has passed the House and moved to the Senate.
Chester County voters are electing judges, municipal government officials and school board members in the 2023 May primary.
Polls throughout the county are opens from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The Odessa development calls for 390 residences, including an apartment complex and townhouses near the Schuylkill River Trail.
Phoenixville Borough Council unanimously approved a plan to construct a carwash and Starbucks in the 1000 block of Nutt Road.
The pandemic is officially declared over, but the coronavirus still remains a leading cause of death, according to health officials.
State Rep. Paul Friel, a Chester County Democrat, led lawmakers on a tour Thursday of Phoenixville, which has undergone a revitalization.
The May 16 primary features candidates for judges, county, and local municipalities, and school boards.
Chester County Voter Services introduces orange-colored, mail-in ballots to simply the process for those who vote by mail.