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Borough officials are defending the police chief as Jenkintown explores dismantling its police department to cut costs.

Gov. Shapiro signed legislation prohibiting the release of personal information about federal judges if it is aimed at causing harm.

Open government advocates say a new governor and potentially more progressive lawmakers would provide a unique opportunity for more transparency.

The first lady joined a phone bank to gain support for educators and greeted supporters at Montgomery County Community College.

Philadelphia police and the district attorney’s office say they’ve identified the driver who struck nurses and a gunshot victim Oct. 12 outside Penn Presbyterian.

More than 70% of Latino voters in battleground states plan to vote in this election, according to the survey.

Musicians of the orchestra made a public display of absentee voting to encourage others to make a plan.

The decision comes following weeks of record low rainfall, making the state abnormally dry.

If a Pennsylvania voter has a disability and needs assistance returning their ballot, they can designate someone to drop it off for them.

Student filmmakers from North Philadelphia document gun violence in a new PBS documentary airing tonight on WHYY-TV 12.

Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said Tuesday the entire coaching staff will return next season.

A state law was designed to help farmers keep their land amid rising property values. Why is David McCormick who himself says “is not a farmer,” benefitting?

Officials had hoped to harvest 20 percent of the population during the regular hunting period.

Archaeologists in Denmark have unearthed a Viking Age burial ground containing some 50 “exceptionally well-preserved” skeletons.

Democrats go into the election with a one-seat House majority, while in the Senate, Republicans have 28 seats and therefore majority control.