Nj Woman Seeking More Money Now After Winning $20 Million in Court Case
After winning a $20.5 million workplace discrimination case, Patricia Holmes, a New Jersey woman, is now seeking over $1.6 million in legal fees and costs. Holmes litigated the case for three years, alleging intentional discrimination while working in State College. The jury found in her favor, awarding $20 million in punitive damages against American HomePatient. […]
Read MoreRoller Coaster Suit
A lawsuit has been filed against a Pennsylvania amusement park by a man who alleges that he wasn’t told about the closing of the park’s roller coaster. Kennywood Park season ticket holder Joshua Miller of Westmoreland County, alleges that Kennywood withheld information regarding the closure of its Steel Curtain roller coaster for the 2024 season. […]
Read MoreState Penalizes Major Food Supplier
Hanover Foods, a major food production company, faces significant penalties from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration for exposing employees to hazardous chemicals at its Centre Hall plant. OSHA’s investigation resulted in 71 violations, including repeat offenses, serious violations, and others, amounting to $761,876 in penalties. These violations encompassed failures in […]
Read MorePsu Football Player Facing Charges
Penn State’s star linebacker Abdul Carter is facing charges after being accused of assaulting a tow truck driver last month. According to police, the incident occurred near an apartment complex along Squirrel Drive in State College on March 16th. The investigation into the alleged incident is ongoing. No other details have yet been publicly released.
Read MoreSenate Race Already A Hot Issue
PENNSYLVANIA’S SENATE ELECTION IS HEATING UP AS THE CANDIDATES BUTT HEADS ON THE ISSUES. DETAILS NOW, COURTESY OF FOX NEWS… THE HIGH-STAKES ELECTION COULD DETERMINE WHETHER REPUBLICANS OR DEMOCRATS CONTROL THE SENATE.
Read MorePrimary Seen As Key
PENNSYLVANIA IS PREPARING FOR A KEY SENATE PRIMARY TUESDAY. .. IN THE RACE FOR THE NATION’S TOP SPOT, A RECENT N-B-C POLL IS NOW SHOWING FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP WITH A GROWING LEAD OVER PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN HERE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Read MoreConcerns Rising Over Religious Threats
THE F-B-I IS INVESTIGATING HOAX THREATS AGAINST SEVERAL JEWISH AND CATHOLIC ORGANIZATIONS HERE IN PENNSYLVANIA. GOVERNOR JOSH SHAPIRO..
Read MoreGeisinger Shredding Reminder
In honor of Earth Day, Geisinger is stepping up to promote sustainability with free community shred events across northeastern and central Pennsylvania throughout April. From bank statements to tax forms, you can securely shred personal and professional confidential documents on-site, ensuring they’re recycled responsibly. Remember, each person is limited to three boxes.
Read MoreRed Lobster Said to Be Considering Bankruptcy
A popular seafood restaurant chain is apparently in deep financial trouble. Red Lobster is reportedly considering a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing to restructure its debt, according to sources cited in a Bloomberg report. The seafood chain is looking to address long-term contracts and lease agreements. While a final decision hasn’t been made, Chapter 11 bankruptcy […]
Read MoreState Lawmakers Considering Paid Time Off Regulations
In Harrisburg, State Representative Mary Jo Daley of Montgomery County is set to introduce legislation aimed at curbing “Use it or Lose it” paid-time off policies. These policies restrict employees from carrying over or cashing out earned time off if not used within a specific timeframe. The proposed bill, which by the way is similar […]
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