A stalled redevelopment project in the heart of downtown Hershey may soon be back on under a new owner with a new vision for a mixed-use complex that should be a central hub and spark a wave of reinvestment in Chocolatetown.

The consolidation of a Washington state operation into Pennsylvania will bring at least 51 new jobs to a Dauphin County fireplace factory, Gov. Tom Wolf said Wednesday.

Maybe it isn't a wine war, but Giant Food Stores' latest expansion of vino sales comes at an interesting time and place.

A new study suggests nearly 90 percent of young millennials engage in risky behavior behind the wheel, though other groups also take chances in large numbers.

If state lawmakers sign on, insurance companies in Pennsylvania could be required to cover a new form of opioid pain pill that is harder for people to abuse.

The number of Central Pennsylvanians who owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth continues to fall, according to California-based ATTOM Data Solutions.

Gov. Tom Wolf is betting on the farm — well, the Department of Agriculture — to help fill a big hole in the commonwealth's $2 billion structural deficit.

Alan Dakey is stepping down after more than two years at the helm of Bank of Bird-in-Hand, the Lancaster County bank that was the first startup to emerge in the U.S. following the 2008 financial crash.

Fig Industries is preparing to move to a new location in Lancaster City this spring.

The state Department of General Services is backing a recommendation to sell all four land parcels connected with the former Harrisburg State Hospital, a move that could trim $5 million in annual expenses from the state budget..

Fighting the epidemic of opioid abuse will take more than government funding, and Gov. Tom Wolf knows it.

A new type of rose may soon bloom in South Middleton Township, Cumberland County.

Harrisburgians are cost-conscious. Lancaster locals are community-minded. That's according to the results of a recent CPBJ readers poll about what makes the two metro areas great places to live.

Gullifty's Restaurant & The Underground, a landmark restaurant and entertainment venue in Lower Allen Township, closed on Monday, but it won't be shuttered for long, according to the investment group that owns the Shoppes at Cedar Cliff.