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Clean energy advocates say the city is trying to block transparency regarding PGW’s budget process. The city says it needs to make the process more efficient.

The mass transit agency has implemented a hiring freeze for non-essential workers and is considering fare hikes if more state money isn’t forthcoming.

The 10-acre settlement joins Philadelphia’s Independence Hall and Stewart Township’s Fallingwater on the list.

The annual theater festival returns with familiar faces, and a record number of new ones.

The governors of Pennsylvania and Michigan joined forces to excite suburban voters about Harris’ candidacy. The two are also on the shortlist of potential VP picks.

Up to 1 million horseshoe crabs in the U.S. are harvested for biomedical purposes. A synthetic alternative could mean less harvesting of the “living fossils.”

The current contract between Temple Health and Keystone First health insurance was set to expire after July 31.

Tips that lead to the arrest and conviction of illegal dumpers can earn up to $1,000.

Attorney Scott Salmon sought to keep Kennedy from appearing on the Nov. 5 presidential ballot as an independent, citing the state’s sore loser law.

Reps. Madeleine Dean and Chrissy Houlahan of Pennsylvania are also on the task force.

Images show the cats huddled together underneath the bed where they lived for months.

Spotlight PA has been fighting to find out why Pennsylvania’s governor spent $367,538 in public money to hire private law firms.

Biden also is pressing lawmakers to ratify a constitutional amendment that would limit presidential immunity.

The invasive insect appeared in Pennsylvania 10 years ago and continues to spread west, as far away as Illinois.

There were 10 flood-related deaths in Pennsylvania in 2023, according to the National Weather Service. That’s the highest number in the state since 2011.