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Larry Krasner says his office will not prosecute for possession of the controlled substance, an opioid-treatment drug with a thriving black market.

Five years after a Philadelphia developer bought an Atlantic City shopping and entertainment pier from Caesars Entertainment, he's selling it back to them.

The invasive insect is already costing Pennsylvania $50 million each year in damages, according to a first-of-its-kind study.

According to the latest numbers from the CDC, there have been five confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the U.S. Ninety-two cases are still under investigation.

The suspect fell 25 feet into SEPTA's Center City concourse while struggling with officers, police said. He was able to get away.

The proposal would require Pennsylvanians to pay part of their checks into an emergency fund, from which any eligible worker would be able to draw benefits.

New Jersey will begin trying to stem the tide of gun violence at a new place: hospitals.

The governor introduced Restore PA last year, to a chilly response from Republicans. It’s one of several unsuccessful proposals he is reiterating ahead of his budget address.

The Clatterbucks say it's an example of intimidation by security guards hired by Energy Transfer.

Prosecutors allege Universal Companies offered work to Johnson’s wife, Dawn Chavous, in return for his help on a plan to redevelop a South Street theater.

Delaware’s Office of Animal Welfare says new laws around leaving dogs outdoors are more enforceable than old ones.

A new exhibition by the University of the Arts positions Philadelphia as the heart of the mid-century American avant-garde.

U.S. senators are getting the first opportunity to ask questions of President Donald Trump’s attorneys and House managers on Wednesday.

The high-profile decision on fare increases will be one of the first major moves made under Richards’ leadership.

Camden teenagers Sincere Howard and Shirleen Caban were victims of a double murder in April of 2019. No one has been arrested.