David Kostival is a News Reporter at WFMZ.com. He focuses on a range of topics including construction and real estate, finance, and regional interest, with a particular emphasis on both North American and Latin American issues. David's work has been featured in WFMZ-TV and The Republican-Herald.
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David Kostival's coverage primarily revolves around local government, legal policy regulation and business & industry in the Reading, Pennsylvania area. He frequently reports on appointments, ordinances, and debates related to city council activities.
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By: David Kostival
The Exeter Township Board of School Directors voted 5-1 Tuesday night to adopt a final $92 million budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
Opposition to the data center ordinance instead wanted a moratorium on new applications for a 180-day period.
By: David Kostival
Opposition to the data center ordinance instead wanted a moratorium on new applications for a 180-day period.
The Berks County Prison Board voted earlier this month to authorize the appointment.
Antietam School District continues to have the highest property tax rate in Berks County, as district officials say it is underfunded by the state.
By: David Kostival
Reading City Council removed 13 proposed ordinances which would have amended the city’s charter if approved by voters in November.
By: David Kostival
Reading City Council voted Monday night to approve zoning amendments to create a Transit-Oriented Overlay District in the downtown area.
Reading City Council removed 13 proposed ordinances which would have amended the city’s charter if approved by voters in November.
The Easton Area school board voted Tuesday night to adopt a final $223 million budget that requires a 3.5% tax increase.
By: David Kostival
A week after a controversial vote to approve its data center regulations, Allentown City Council began the process of making changes to them.
