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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By: David Kostival
READING., Pa. – Monday night, Reading City Council voted to extend a pause on parking violations at dangerous intersections in the city for one year.
By: David Kostival
The Lehigh County Board of Commissioners is looking for its newest member to fill the vacancy left by Jon Irons, who recently resigned.
By: David Kostival
The World Day against Trafficking in Persons is observed annually on July 30.
By: David Kostival
Traffickers are often known to the victims as a family member, a trusted caregiver, a peer or a romantic partner, officials say.
By: David Kostival
A proposed ordinance in Reading would mandate a vacant property registry, along with fees, for the owners of vacant buildings.
Reading Fire Chief Robert Leonard told City Council that 95% to 98% of automatic fire alarms end up being false alarms.
Allentown City Council voted unanimously Wednesday night to amend the data center zoning regulations that were put in place last month.
By: David Kostival
Police officers in Allentown will be able to get pension service credit for prior service with a police department in another municipality.
Director of Election Services Anne Norton reported that the county has received about 1,000 applications to date.
By: David Kostival
Earlier this month, the Commissioners entered an intermunicipal cooperative agreement with Dauphin, Lackawanna, Lehigh and Delaware Counties for the center.
