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Hallahan holds a special place in Philly’s educational history — and a special place in the hearts of many alum.

Philadelphia residents Jarredd McQueen, Demarys Natal and Nicole Mixon are being charged with allegedly soliciting and accepting bribes totaling an estimated $57,900.

“The sloppiness just serves to underscore the lack of seriousness with which these claims are being brought."

Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley warned of increasing coronavirus numbers across the board.

Three Montgomery County residents are suing to stop county officials from forcing all schools there to move entirely online for two weeks.

Linda Kern worked on Trump’s election challenge from its inception before leaving the case after the other firm working on the lawsuit dropped out.

Gov. Tom Wolf has not said whether he would sign or veto the bills.

Advocates for the elderly say a tandem wave of death separate from the virus has claimed tens of thousands more due to the mistakes of overburdened health care workers.

Phil and his inner circle on Feb. 2 will deliver the prediction virtually by means of a live internet stream and website, organizers said.

Rep. Frank Pallone expected to help steer bill with strict health standards, reflecting those in New Jersey and some other states.

As state lawmakers prepare to discuss the latest proposed state budget, an expert group predicts the commonwealth won’t have enough tax money to fully fund it.

There will be no formal recognition of this monumental event, neither nationally nor in Philadelphia, where the event occurred. Here’s why.

Rain from Tropical Storm Isaias sent Darby Creek overflowing. More than 3 months and a major restoration effort later, things are almost the way they were.

Lawmakers are grappling with how to respond to the economic carnage of COVID-19: Should the government opt for robust stimulus spending or austerity?

The legislation would shape and limit development in the increasingly desirable section of the North Philadelphia neighborhood.