-
Former Scranton Councilman Gene Barrett and Rik Little filed to run as third-party candidates against Democratic incumbent Paige Cognetti and Republican Trish Beynon in Lackawanna County's largest municipality.
-
Since 2021 the City of Scranton has invested over $25 million into its parks. Mayor Paige Cognetti explains the improvements and investment in the city's outdoor spaces. And, with a state prohibition lifted, Sunday hunting is expanding in Pennsylvania.
-
The City of Scranton has invested more than $25 million into its parks since 2021.
-
City council voted 4-1 in favor of the plan, which was renegotiated over the past week.
-
Parking will remain free on Saturdays in downtown Scranton, with two hours of paid weekday parking added instead of three.
-
The media and technology company donated 35 new laptops to clients of Outreach, a Scranton-based nonprofit that helps community members overcome barriers to employment among other programs.
-
In Lackawanna's county seat, Mayor Paige Cognetti must get by the Republican nominee and maybe two independent candidates to win re-election
-
Turnout for municipal primary elections is typically low. Tuesday's election was no different in Lackawanna and Luzerne Counties. WVIA Producer/Director Alexander Monelli captured the day.
-
Today we're catching up on results from the 2025 Primary Election - Scranton has its candidates for the next mayor of the Electric City.
-
In the most watched race in Lackawanna County, Cognetti wins the right to face Republican winner Beynon and maybe two third-party candidates in the Nov. 4 municipal election.