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A grand jury found that Liberation Way orchestrated a series of schemes to profit from those in the throes of drug and alcohol addiction.

State Sen. President Steve Sweeney, D-Gloucester, said the Senate specifically did not have enough votes to pass the legislation, but the Assembly also called off its vote.

From rising costs in city jails to debating the 10-year tax abatement, Philadelphia City Council had lots of questions about Mayor Kenney's budget.

The state Department of Environmental Protection ordered the manufacturers Monday to provide a detailed account of their use and discharge of so-called PFAS substances.

Trump's remarks came as Democrats prepared to huddle behind closed doors Monday evening to plot strategy for their own investigations of obstruction of justice.

In addition to its potential effect on military infrastructure, climate change could pose threats to global security.

Pa. officials have ordered the "emergency removal" of all children remaining in the oldest reform school in the country.

"Prison is truly a shared sentence as children directly suffer from the consequences of their parents’ sentences," says Assemblywoman Yvonne Lopez.

Dr. Immanuel Ho explains what’s involved in a colonoscopy and how finding a polyp early can mean catching it before it becomes cancerous.

Israel captured the Golan from Syria in the 1967 Mideast war but its sovereignty over the territory is not recognized by the international community.

To some Democrats, a candidate must show strength in a Pennsylvania primary, since the state is a must-win in 2020.

Just like John Gotti, nothing sticks to Donald Trump. That’s a shame, because anyone watching saw circumstances indicating that the Trump campaign had extensive ties to Russia

Philadelphia theater companies mine the annual list of under-produced scripts to find dramatic gold.

Ignore for now what we don't know about the report and bear in mind everything we already know. Because it's all there, hideously so, in plain sight.

New Castle County patrol officers are using body cameras, but Wilmington and Delaware State police are still thinking it over.