Politics

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 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 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…

Five of the 13 charged with crimes in Lancaster city during the riots September 13 were scheduled for preliminary hearings Monday, and three now are formally charged with felony riot.

Violence erupted late Sept. 13 and early Sept. 14 in downtown Lancaster city, as BLM and antifa clashed with…

The bail for felony rioters arrested Monday in downtown Lancaster have been modified.

Initially, Magisterial District Court Judge Bruce Roth set bail for several rioters at $1 million, which many credited with quelling the violent protests in the days that followed but which some decried as excessive.

On Tuesday,…

Violence erupted late Sunday night and early Monday morning in downtown Lancaster city, as BLM and antifa clashed with law enforcement near the Lancaster Police headquarters on Chestnut.

More than a 1,000 had gathered in a protest after Lancaster police officers responding to a domestic disturbance call on Sunday afternoon…

Hundreds of Pennsylvania patriots took to the capitol steps in Harrisburg Saturday in an all-American election year event that was part rally and part revival.

While the event seemed like a hybrid of a Trump rally, a 9/11 memorial, a police lives matter protest and a ReOpenPA event, the unifying…

The Pennsylvania state Senate passed two pieces of legislation to throttle down Gov. Tom Wolf’s powers in a raucous debate after Republicans used parliamentary procedures to shut down Democrat attempts to amend the measures.

Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati, R-Jefferson, had to demand order in the chamber multiple times…