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The bill aims to limit the length of probation sentences and the circumstances under which a non-violent offender on probation can be sent to jail.

A sponsor of the legislation said it would help “level the playing field” between doctors and third-party companies.

The Bucks County DA's office announced charges Tuesday against 11 people and a Philadelphia towing company in a multi-million dollar catalytic converter theft ring.

Most Americans, regardless of political party, support stronger gun laws according to a new survey. Pa. still lacks many of those policies.

An old-fashioned rotary telephone, wired to nothing, encourages people to speak to their loved ones as a form of grief therapy.

The initiative aims to improve the quality of life and reduce violence with expansion to Brookside and Pleasantville communities.

Tower Health and Penn Medicine signed a letter of intent that would allow Penn to acquire Brandywine Hospital in Coatesville.

New charges against Patrick Heron stem from alleged incidents between 2005 and 2017, according to the DA’s Office.

“Food waste from our rec centers becomes high-quality compost, adding valuable nutrients back into city soils,” one official said.

The number of delays and cancellations at the Philadelphia International Airport are continuing to fluctuate Tuesday after weather disruptions began Monday.

Pennsylvania received $7.3 billion in state and local pandemic relief funding from the American Rescue Plan Act and had spent more than $5.6 billion as of March.

"People are fatigued, people are tired, people are walking around like zombies,” said the head of the corrections officers’ union.

The House of Representatives late Monday passed the bill by a vote of 110 to 93. It now goes on to the state Senate, which is considering own version of the measure.

The case could make it harder for prosecutors to convict certain people who threaten elected officials including the president.

It is the latest of several refusals by a state court to invalidate Pennsylvania's 2019 mail-in voting law, enacted barely months before the COVID-19 pandemic began.