Tasmin Mahfuz

1 week ago | wgal.com | Tasmin Mahfuz

Earlier this week, Rep. Dan Meuser made a guest appearance on the Bob Cordaro Show - WILK Radio. Among the topics, one was about the accused arsonist who tried to burn the Governor's Residence down. "This guy is a psycho, of course, and our hearts go out to the Shapiro family. But they've got to tone it down, too. I mean, every action Josh Shapiro has taken against the president has either been a lawsuit or a falsehood. That's not helpful either," Meuser said.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Tasmin Mahfuz

DISCIPLINARY ACTION, AND THE GOVERNOR’S RESIDENCE ITSELF IS A SIGNIFICANT LANDMARK TO LOCAL FAMILIES. JEB STUART, THE PRESIDENT OF HISTORIC HARRISBURG ASSOCIATION, TELLS US HIS GRANDFATHER’S LUMBER MILL IN HARRISBURG WAS KNOWN FOR ITS ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK AND CREATED A LOT OF THE INTERIOR WORK, INCLUDING THE CORNICES, DOORS, HANDRAILS AND MAIN STAIRCASE OF THE GOVERNOR’S RESIDENCE.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Tasmin Mahfuz

News 8 has told you about several school districts in the Susquehanna Valley battling deficits, and now, the School District of Lancaster is dealing with it as well. This time, to the tune of a nearly $21 million budget shortfall. At the school board's most recent meeting, administrators heard the plans for next year's school budget and the hole they're going to be in, if nothing gets done. So now, a tax increase is being proposed for the first time in five years.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Tasmin Mahfuz

DRIVE THE POSTED WORK ZONE. SPEED LIMIT. WELL, RIGHT NOW, A LANCASTER CITY COUNCILWOMAN IS BEING CALLED TO RESIGN AFTER WHAT HER COLLEAGUES CALL A PATTERN OF XENOPHOBIC BEHAVIOR. THIS COMES AFTER A NOW DELETED SOCIAL MEDIA POST. SHE’S BEEN FOLLOWING. THIS CONVERSATION JOINS US WITH MORE. TASMIN. YEAH. SO I SPOKE TO LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL MEMBER JANET DIAZ ABOUT THAT NOW DELETED FACEBOOK POST. AND HERE IT IS. IT TALKS ABOUT HER COLLEAGUE, COUNCIL MEMBER AHMED AHMED, AND THAT DURING A PUBLIC MEETING.

3 weeks ago | wgal.com | Tasmin Mahfuz

It was 46 years ago that the worst nuclear accident in American history happened right here in the Susquehanna Valley. The Unit 2 reactor at Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Londonderry Township, Dauphin County, partially melted down, forcing evacuations for nearby families and changing the landscape of the region for years to come. A combination of equipment malfunctions, design-related problems, and worker errors led to the partial meltdown.