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York County Pride went on as planned Saturday despite last-minute efforts by opponents to have the events permit revoked — and changes to the lineup and security.

York County Pride will continue Saturday despite last-minute efforts by opponents to have the events permit revoked.

The Conewago Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to grant conditional use approval to the Freedom Square master plan development.

Food insecurity isnt something people associate with college — and yet 41% of York College students reported difficult meeting basic needs.

THE ISSUE: “Last year, 284 hate crimes were reported in Pennsylvania — more than 2 1/2 times what was reported in 2020 and the highest since the Pennsylvania State Police

Dianna Jenkins Sweeney was only 16 years old when she found out she was pregnant. To her, it felt as if the world had come crashing down.

An attorney for Daniel Byrnes filed a response to complaints in a civil lawsuit in federal court.

Students are pressing York College to expand the shuttle service beyond its 2 square miles of regular bus routes.

York County will be significantly scaling back its mail-in ballot drop box access ahead of the May 17 primary.

At its meeting Tuesday, the council will introduce the CROWN Act, amending its human relations ordinance to protect hairstyles.