By Staff
Today is the last day to register to vote, and in just three weeks voters will go to the polls in arguably the most consequential election in recent history.
Listed below are key races where incumbents face challengers.
On the ballot at the top is the next President…
By Staff
Pennsylvania State Police want to know the identity of the two males in the photos below.
They are wanted for damaging a police vehicle following a police-involved shooting on Laurel Street on Sept. 13, which eventually led to riots and arson downtown.…
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By Trey Garrison
It was the signature grilled Caesar salad at the Belvedere Inn on Queen Street that piqued my interest as a…
By Trey Garrison
Former Vice President Joe Biden appeared to suggest Lancaster police should have shot Ricardo Munoz in the leg when the crazed, knife-wielding attacker charged police on Sept. 13 after a domestic disturbance call at the 300 block of Laurel Street.
As we reported, Lancaster County District…
By Diane Knight
For many a year, the Western Civilization has relied on press to guard the citizens’ rights against the abuse of governments and other powerful forces.
The journalists were the heroes of the age, revealing abuse, fraud and crimes. The press was the shield the normal citizen had…
By the Lancaster Guardian Staff
The Lancaster County District Attorney’s Office said Wednesday that an investigation of a police-involved shooting Sept. 13 in Lancaster city reveals the officer was justified.
Ricardo Munoz, a 27-year-old city man, was killed by a Lancaster city police officer who fired four shots in…
By Trey Garrison
I’ve had my differences with Lancaster Police Chief Jarrad Berkihiser since the beginning of the summer, when he carried water for the Sorace administration’s false narrative that the violent antifa/BLM protests in downtown Lancaster May 30 were because of “10-15 armed white nationalists” when we have…
By The Lancaster Guardian Staff
In just six months of operation, Lancaster-blog upended the media landscape in Lancaster County, breaking stories the monopoly newspaper couldn’t or wouldn’t, and uncovering their support of anti-American critiques and their incitement of violent leftists and anarchists. We grew a platform and readership rivaling, and…
By The Lancaster Guardian Staff
On his personal blog, a man whose family stretches back to the founding of Lancaster has written an eloquent and humbling defense of our editor and the work of the contributors and writers who have made this site possible.
It goes into great depth about…