More than 100 Allentown homes are protected by carbon monoxide alarms thanks to International Association of Firefighters Local 302 and State Senator Pat Browne.

Residents can rid their homes of expired or unused prescription and over-the counter medicines during National Take Back Day drug collection events in Allentown on Saturday, October 26.

City Council has unanimously confirmed Mayor Ray O’Connell’s nominations of Glenn Granitz as police chief and Craig Messinger as public work director.

The city is announcing the upcoming paving schedule affecting downtown traffic flow beginning Friday morning, October 18.

Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine today alerted residents who visited several locations in the Allentown area between October 7 and October 12 they may have been exposed to measles.

An estimated crowd of 10,000 spectators enjoyed a mix of sun and clouds, floats, bands and marchers during Sunday’s 2019 Allentown Halloween Parade.

Allentown firefighting-brothers lieutenants Peter Lenig and Ian Lenig are recipients of the department’s top two awards for 2019.

Hamilton Street will be reduced to one lane today from 8th Street to Seventh Street until 3:00 p.m. for a utility cut repair.

The Department of Parks & Recreation will begin winterizing water fountains, bathrooms and decorative fountains throughout city parks beginning on Monday, October 14. 

Before a crowd of more than 200 persons outside and hundreds more watching inside, ADP President & CEO Carlos Rodriguez and Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf cut the ribbon this morning on the company’s new offices at Five City Center at Eighth & Ham...