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When someone is shot on a Philadelphia street, residents often handle the crime scene. City leaders are piloting a new protocol to help.

Hate crime incidents in Pennsylvania have risen exponentially in the past three years, according to the most recent FBI data.

Joe Dumars, the league's executive vice president and head of basketball operations, announced the penalty Tuesday.

The toll from the strikes in Jabaliya camp was not immediately known. Neither side’s account could be independently confirmed.

The measure seeks to expand what the state’s four state-related universities — the University of Pittsburgh, Temple, Lincoln, and Penn State — have to publicly disclose.

The contest will not change the fact that Democrats hold a majority on the seven-member court, but it could narrow the Democratic majority to a one-vote margin, 4-3.

A man suffered severe burns in an early-morning house explosion in Stafford Township, New Jersey, police said.

According to the latest figures from Gaza’s Ministry of Health, more than 8,300 people have been killed — 66% of them women and children — and tens of thousands injured.

Harden appeared determined to sever ties with the Sixers in August after he called team president Daryl Morey a liar at a promotional event in China.

Candidates identify mental health, climate, and public safety as some of the key issues they hope to address if elected to office.

Leaders in the cultural sector realize the arts aren’t a magic wand. The city’s next mayor, they say, should instead view the arts as a tool to be utilized.

Police officers and bomb squad units were called to a school in Burlington County, New Jersey on Monday evening.

The statue shows the fierce abolitionist and former slave as a reverent warrior for liberation.

Anyone arrested in the next several years will have to find bail from some other source besides the Philadelphia Bail Fund.

The Colorado hearing is the first of two states' lawsuits that could end up reaching the U.S. Supreme Court.