Five new modular homes are now for sale in Susquehanna Township through the Dauphin County Land Bank Authority.

As of Sept. 30, presidential candidates had attracted 6,018 midstate donors totaling $2.14 million. The Central Penn Business Journal examined the public figures and has highlighted some regional areas in the midstate.

Relief may finally be in sight for residents of a Harrisburg neighborhood which has been plagued with sinkholes for more than two years.

Carmen Arias of York has no formal restaurant experience but plenty of experience cooking for large groups of people.

Many of the trucking companies accused of cheating the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission out of tolls come from other states, the agency said Tuesday.

David Cook was just hoping to return as a volunteer for the York Rescue Mission when he met for breakfast this past spring with the mission's top official.

A Citizens Bank branch closing has left a storefront vacancy in the heart of downtown Lancaster.

Many residents at Landis Homes and Woodcrest Villa have never had to go far to talk to their bankers. The two Lancaster County retirement communities have had on-site banks for years.

The Harrisburg area has a new local voice on the American Bankers Association's board of directors.

More than two months after sweeping liquor reforms took effect, state lawmakers are looking to pass a bottle — or six — to beer distributors.

While this unpredictable election season has energized some voting blocs, the donor class in Central Pennsylvania is keeping its money out of the presidential race between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump.

The local warehouse boom, especially in the area near the split of Interstates 78 and 81 in Lebanon County, is far from over, according to real estate firm CBRE Group Inc.