David Kostival is a News Reporter at WFMZ.com. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on urban design, real estate development, and the housing market. 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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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.
By: David Kostival
Commissioner Christian Y. Leinbach said he did reach out to Republican Congressman Dan Meuser when he first heard the report last year.
By: David Kostival
A process that began in 2020 has reached its final step for Reading City Council to accept the dedication of Kings Way and Queens Court.
By: David Kostival
On June 22, Reading City Council voted to amend its voting agenda and remove thirteen proposed ordinances which would have amended the city’s charter if approved by voters in November.
Commission Christian Y. Leinbach reminded people that the holiday is not about the American flag or the Constitution or several other patriotic things.
As the race to expand artificial intelligence accelerates, so does the demand for data centers, and legislators in Reading are thinking ahead.
Noise citations in Reading nearly doubled compared to last year, but officials say it’s a good sign that complaints are now being addressed.
By: David Kostival
In May the county revealed it is moving ahead with plans to negotiate the purchase of former Meridian Bank office building from 600 Penn Street LP, an affiliate of Shuman
