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Bill Cosby’s 2018 conviction for aggravated indecent assault came before the Pa. Supreme Court on Tuesday, in a last-ditch effort to overturn his 3-10 year prison sentence.

Willingboro Township asked for residents’ input in a forthcoming food and entertainment venue. 400 completed surveys have been collected so far.

Since Allegheny, Bucks, Chester, Erie, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties have their own health departments, they are excluded from the testing expansion.

Biden has assembled a team of liberal advisers who have long focused on the nation’s workers and government efforts to address economic inequality.

European regulators may approve a coronavirus vaccine developed by drugmakers Pfizer and BioNTech within four weeks, the EU’s drug agency said Tuesday.

Atlantic City, Hoboken and Camden among the most vulnerable to climate effects.

Supporters say Juan Chub-Funes, 20, was in the wrong place at the wrong time on May 31, 2020. Police say he was participating in a riot.

Nearly a month after Election Day, President Donald Trump’s campaign is still engaged in bitter litigation over several lawsuits contesting Pennsylvania’s results.

Philly performers find novel ways to present classic holiday shows during the pandemic.

Philadelphia police and residents get “vulnerable” in virtual conversation aimed at processing the months of racial justice protests.

Joe Biden on Monday got his first look as president-elect at the President's Daily Brief, a top secret summary of U.S. intelligence and world events.

The GAO said the problems in data collection and reporting were making it hard for policymakers to get a reliable picture.

Biden’s victory in battleground Wisconsin was confirmed Monday following a partial recount that only added to his 20,600-vote margin over Trump.

A.J. Schall has been a key player in Delaware’s fight against COVID-19 alongside Gov. John Carney. Now Schall’s been infected with the virus.

Trump is trying to categorically exclude people living in the country illegally from the population count used to allot seats among the states in the House of Representatives.