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The city of Philadelphia says there will be more police officers around school campuses this fall in an effort to prevent gun violence.

The two-run drive, in Harper’s 1,481st game, put Philadelphia ahead 8-7.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is considering a case that puts at stake millions of dollars that help local governments manage stormwater runoff.

A Senate committee vote scheduled for Wednesday could change the state’s primary from April 23 to late March.

Officials said they are working to review any possible surveillance video.

According to the city Health Department, 1,413 people died from drug overdoses in Philadelphia last year.

Law enforcement first traced a shipment of silencer components from China to a home in Hatfield in May 2023.

The apparent abuse of authority by Luis Rubiales has also brought the nation that has made strides in gender equality face-to-face with the sexism that still runs deep.

The shows will now take place next summer: Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2024, and Friday, Aug. 23, 2024.

Why isn’t the business world a level playing field for women and minority-owned businesses decades later?

For the program to return this year, Murphy set aside more than $2 billion in the 2024 state budget that took effect July 1.

Two dozen universities and alumni associations across Pa. participate in credit card marketing agreements — the most lucrative of which can yield millions.

During a committee hearing, lawmakers looked for potential ways to improve the city’s Landlord and Tenant Office.

Masking will be optional for students and staff except when determined necessary to fight an outbreak.

The ADA-accessible path will connect Newport, Wilmington, and New Castle.