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Four jurors who voted to convict Frank Nucera Jr. of lying to the FBI say they were pressured to do so for fear of being called racist.

A regulatory snag is delaying the rollout of speed cameras on deadly Roosevelt Boulevard.

At issue is a Depression-era program, known as general assistance, that typically provided about 11,000 recipients with some $200 a month.

Residents are also encouraged to keep the boxes stocked. Officials say to leave non-perishable, canned goods, and personal care items (excluding sharp objects and chemicals).

SEPTA’s Market-Frankford Line is out of commission in Center City after a train fatally struck a man who fell onto the tracks at the 8th Street Station.

A Jersey Shore community is undertaking an innovation solution to a problem that has long plagued beaches: cigarette butts.

Franklin Learning Center is expected to re-open Jan. 2.

The inaugural Barefoot Country Music Fest is set for Friday, June 19 through Sunday, June 21 on Wildwood's Lincoln Avenue beach.

The Philly rally was one of 600 protests across the U.S. on the eve of the U.S. House voting on impeachment.

Evictions are disproportionately leveled against black renters, particularly child-rearing women, even when controlling for factors like income.

Trump is on track to become the third president in U.S. history to be impeached.

Philadelphia Academic Health System says it won’t pay former doctors’ medical malpractice insurance. Its Chapter 11 filing is at risk, under judge’s order.

Carbon emissions from cars, trucks and other means of transportation would drop while gas prices would jump under a multi-state draft climate proposal released Tuesday.

Pennsylvania's lawsuit consolidated claims by various government agencies and labor unions.

The poultry processor has reached a deal with Delaware environmental regulators to settle violations at its wastewater treatment facility.