Sober Ride Home program to offer free Uber vouchers over the New Year’s Eve holiday
A local organization will help people ring in the new year safely. Tri-County Regional Planning Commission will bring back its… Read More
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SusqueCycle ridership up this year, 41% of rides from City Island
SusqueCycle saw a significant increase in ridership this year. At the Harrisburg Area Transportation Study’s last meeting of the year… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
Need to catch up on what happened in Harrisburg this week? We’ve got you covered. Find the latest on end-of-the-year… Read More
Review board urges Harrisburg mayor to restore top officials’ salaries in 2026 city budget
A financial oversight panel for Harrisburg is urging Mayor Wanda Williams to restore funding for several city positions that City… Read More
Financial oversight board assigns $50K for downtown Harrisburg revitalization plan
A state-created panel that oversees Harrisburg’s finances wants to put $50,000 of its own money toward revitalizing downtown Harrisburg. “It… Read More
Dauphin County passes budget with tax increase for second year in a row
Dauphin County approved its 2026 budget on Monday that includes a property tax increase for the second year in a… Read More
Sweet T & Greens to open in old Home 231 space, will serve “upscale comfort food”
Husband and wife team Geno and Erin Goodman are moving their Hershey-based market stand Sweet T & Greens to downtown… Read More
Governor says Harrisburg has “got to get moving” on Broad Street Market rebuild
Pennsylvania’s governor has weighed in on the reconstruction of the Broad Street Market. During a press conference in Uptown Harrisburg… Read More
Gov. Shapiro recognizes Harrisburg Fire Bureau, highlights $2 million boost to city funding
Gov. Josh Shapiro visited the Harrisburg Fire Bureau to recognize their critical role in the arson fire at his home,… Read More
Council passes 2026 budget, but denies raises for elected officials and defunds top positions
Harrisburg City Council approved a 2026 city budget while zeroing out top officials’ salaries, denying raises and highlighting the deep… Read More