Hanover Foods has been ordered to pay $1.15 million in penalties for pollution violations in the Chesapeake Tributary.

A Pennsylvania food corporation will pay a penalty of over $1 million because of violations of the Clean Water Act, the ...

The violations led to waste flowing into a tributary of the Codorus Creek, which feeds into the Susquehanna River and the ...

The company must also improve its wastewater treatment system following a consent decree filed in court Tuesday by both the ...

A major Pennsylvania food company faces a seven-figure penalty after federal investigators uncovered years of wastewater ...

This story was updated to include a statement from Hanover Foods sent to LNP | LancasterOnline on Wednesday afternoon.

Hanover Foods faces a $1.1 million fine and must upgrade its wastewater system for repeated pollution violations in ...

The state agreed to a 2040 deadline for bay cleanup goals but is not on track to meet current nutrient and sediment reduction ...

(WHTM)– The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) awarded $24 million to reduce pollution in the Chesapeake Bay watershed’s lakes, rivers, and streams. According to the Shapiro ...

More PFAS news with a “cover-up” in Canada’s North Bay, and Wisconsin legislators estimate pollution cleanup could cost ...

HOMESTEAD, Pa. — The Pennsylvania American Water Company is working on replacing around 250 lead lines in an Allegheny County community. The project is based in Homestead and began on Monday. PENNVEST ...