Archives: Articles

Some residents cite a lack of trust in elected officials as a reason for historically low voter turnout rates in Philadelphia.

The measure gives the city the ability to sue violators on behalf of tenants.

The Philadelphia Water Department shared a public inventory of the city’s lead pipes. The material of service lines connecting hundreds of thousands of properties is unknown.

Penn Medicine says one nurse is hospitalized in critical condition. Two others received treatment for their injuries.

The first widening of the gender wage in 20 years is the latest indication that many women have paid a price for leaving the workforce at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Emotions ran high in Columbus Tuesday night, when the Blue Jackets paid tribute to their star and his late brother Matthew at their home opener against the Florida Panthers.

Much like the race, the debate was heated as the candidates sparred over the issues and each other’s character and fitness to serve.

As of September 10, all mammogram centers and providers are required to inform patients if they have dense breast tissue, which can make screening more difficult.

The Green Party’s Robin Brownfield and Republican Teddy Liddell are challenging Democratic incumbent Donald Norcross, who is seeking a sixth Congressional term.

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.