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The party machines still reigned supreme in districts designed to give candidates of color the opportunity to win, results from Pennsylvania's May 2022 primary showed.

More than a dozen other states have enacted legislation that bans transgender athletes from participating in sports consistent with their gender identity.

The Plastic-Free Philly campaign uses art to ask people to take the pledge this summer, and give up single-use plastic.

The “Seabin” trash capture devices will help the EPA, along with the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary, to gather important data on what types of plastics are in the water.

The lines of attack are on display, including in a big media buy Fetterman has placed on Fox News and local stations in Pittsburgh, Scranton and Johnstown.

Incumbents seeking to return to Congress were able to cruise to the general election in November.

Proceeds will be donated to PEN America, which advocates for free expression.

Four Democrats and two Republicans changed their vote on legalization. That left the override attempt five votes short of the needed three-fifths majority.

It's a protein vaccine, a more conventional technology than the dominant Pfizer and Moderna shots, and the lesser-used Johnson & Johnson option.

In September, the director of the National Gallery of Canada will take the seat vacated by Timothy Rub six months ago.

The Uvalde, Texas, native, offered a full-throated exhortation for a gridlocked Congress to pass gun reforms that can save lives while not infringing on Second Amendment right

The city is working on ways to make the city safer in the wake of a deadly mass shooting that left three people dead and 11 others wounded.

A group of crime victims and their allies rallied on the state Capitol steps Tuesday to call for changes, three days after a shooting in Philly killed three and wounded 11.

The comparatively large number of proposals pending in the General Assembly address topics that range from voting rights to abortion and real estate taxes.

CBS3 Eyewitness News has reported that Trudy Haynes, whose hiring there in 1965 made her the first Black television reporter in Philadelphia, has died at 95.