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Pennsylvania’s highest court is putting a final nail into the coffin of a proposed constitutional amendment that state voters supported by a large margin more than two years

The Philadelphia Health Department says it’s continuing to place orders for more rapid at-home testing kits, but supply is constrained nationwide.

The homes are part of an agreement the Philadelphia Housing Authority reached last October with members of a homeless encampment.

New federal funding will result in $30 million going towards a more than billion-dollar expansion project at Philadelphia International Airport’s cargo operation.

The Flyers game on Tuesday was to be their last for a while, as the NHL will begin a leaguewide shutdown Wednesday amid a rise in positive COVID-19 test results.

Perry is joining other allies of former President Donald Trump in trying to stonewall the committee.

District spokesperson says the 18 linked cases are connected to several sports teams and a club working on a production.

Nucera had been accused of hate crime assault and depriving the civil rights of a Black teenager during a 2016 incident. Two separate juries deadlocked on those counts.

“Our ability to continue to provide care is without a doubt threatened as the volumes threaten to increase” after the holidays. “This is a balancing act every single day.”

A staffing shortage has left people with intellectual and developmental disabilities without essential services and their families without desperately needed help.

The biggest news of the day may have been the theatrics and politicking in the Assembly that accompanied nearly every bill.

Mastriano has become a one-man force in conservative politics in Pa., pushing to overturn Trump’s reelection loss and showing up outside the Capitol during the insurrection.

A cornerstone of the plan is Biden's decision for the government to purchase 500 million coronavirus rapid tests and ship them free to Americans starting in January.

The political future of President Biden’s social spending plan remains in flux as Democrats’ razor thin majority in the Senate demands full consensus of its members.

Delaware to consider a bill to create an avenue for people experiencing homelessness to file grievances when their rights are infringed upon.