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Homeowners are not required to inspect their septic systems until they sell their home, meaning deteriorating systems could go unnoticed.

The House speaker says single-use facilities are limited to people based on “biological sex.” Delaware Rep.-elect Sarah McBride says she’ll follow the rule.

The legal action challenges the district’s response to controversy surrounding school board member Bill Formica.

The “Body Odyssey” exhibit makes visitors’ own bodies part of the show.

The justices ruled 6-0 to uphold the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by the city, family members of gun violence victims and the nonprofit group CeaseFirePA.

The circumstances surrounding the shooting have not been released.

Former Washington Post executive editor Marty Baron says he thinks Trump is "salivating for the opportunity to prosecute and imprison journalists."

The PBS documentary series “American Masters: Renegades” features five disabled figures who made history in the arts, parental rights and civil rights.

The race was close enough to trigger an automatic recount, but Philadelphia officials don’t believe it will make a difference.

Police in Evesham Township arrested a 14-year-old from Marlton in connection with an Oct. 30 wildfire that burned less than a tenth of a square mile.

About 86% of county jails now offer methadone or buprenorphine, medications that are effective in treating opioid use disorder.

Philly’s Office of Public Safety expands the Group Violence Intervention Initiative. The program focuses on youth most at risk.

The controversy comes as the Senate race between incumbent Democratic Sen. Bob Casey and Republican challenger Dave McCormick has gone to a recount.

A new Pennsylvania state law that takes effect late next month explicitly criminalizes making or disseminating AI-generated child sexual abuse material.

The agreement between SEPTA and the union representing city transit workers includes a 5% wage increase, as well as a pension increase.