ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – New Yorkers with disabilities who rely on the state’s at-home care program, the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program, continue to rally at the capitol alleging ongoing ...

SCRANTON — Jermyn resident Jordan Moran and six other community members urged the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to reject a proposed rate hike from PPL Electric Utilities that would raise the ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Consumers will need to prepare to pay more to keep the lights on. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission raised the price on electric supply rates on December 1. PECO ...

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A PPL Electric Utilities rate hike request that would have increased residential bills by close to 7% a month starting Dec. 1 has been suspended for up to seven months while state regulators ...

A-J. YEAH, JERRY, BASICALLY RIGHT NOW YOUR RATES ARE NOT GOING TO CHANGE FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE. WHILE THE PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION REVIEWS PPL’S PROPOSAL. BUT IF APPROVED, YOUR POWER BILL COULD ...

Months after increasing electricity bills 16% on the generation end, PPL Electric Utilities is seeking an increase on the distribution end. PPL Electric Utilities has asked the Pennsylvania Public ...

PPL Electric, a major power company in our region, is seeking regulatory approval to raise rates next summer. The company announced in a news release Tuesday that it wants to increase distribution ...

The open house is set for Oct. 2 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Nesquehoning Recreation Center, 335 W. Railroad St. “New transmission lines and facilities are needed to meet the growing demand for power in the ...

SUGARLOAF TOWNSHIP, Pa. — From his back porch in Sugarloaf Township, John Zola has a view he treasures. “So instead of this beautiful view, I’m going to be looking at these giant rusty poles and these ...

There’s nothing more reckless than exploiting a vulnerable population for political or personal gain. But that’s exactly what some entities are doing in the debate over New York’s Consumer-Directed ...