David Kostival is a News Reporter at WFMZ.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture and planning, urban design, real estate development, and public policy, with a focus on regional and world news. David's work has been featured in WFMZ-TV, The Republican-Herald, and NewsBreak.
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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’s preservation staff will continue to process certificates of appropriateness in the absence of a Historical Architectural Review Board.
Property owners in Reading could see an increase in trash and recycling fees in 2027.
By: David Kostival
The proposed ordinance establishes requirements and procedures for Allentown’s response to homeless encampments on city-owned property.
By: David Kostival
READING, Pa. – The Berks County Board of Elections voted Thursday to approve an emergency temporary polling place change in Reading's third precinct of the 12 th Ward.
By: David Kostival
The budget will be presented on Nov. 19.
Property owners in Reading could see an increase in trash and recycling fees in 2027.
By: David Kostival
The MOU designates the city to serve as the fiscal agent and agrees to allocate grant funding to Berks County Law Enforcement Departments to support the city and the county.
By: David Kostival
To date, 28,000 mail-in and absentee ballots have been mailed to Berks County voters.
By: David Kostival
Reading is applying for a $25,000 grant to help implement recommendations from the State Historic Preservation Office.
By: David Kostival
A nonprofit is asking for Reading City Council’s help to construct a pavilion at the William Penn Memorial Fire Tower.
