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Election officials shared how voters can resolve ballot errors, and what to expect with a new tablet sign-in.

The report offers withering criticism of the bureau but fell far short of the former president’s prediction he would uncover the “crime of the century.”

The Inquirer said on its website that the attack was detected Saturday morning when employees found that the paper’s content-management system wasn’t working.

U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly said the man entered his district office Monday morning and asked for him before “committing an act of violence” against two staff members.

The money will help 29 agencies statewide build and renovate facilities to help residents with work, education, and health monitoring.

3M has fired prominent executive Michael Vale due to “inappropriate personal conduct and violation of company policy,” the company announced on Monday.

After medical examinations, the animals will be available for adoption.

Joe Biden took a break from being president on Monday to focus on just being “pop” at his granddaughter Maisy Biden's graduation from the University of Pennsylvania.

A federal appeals court says Elon Musk cannot back out of a settlement with securities regulators over 2018 tweets claiming he had the funding to take Tesla private.

Incumbent Mayor Thaddeus Kirkland’s campaign has received a substantial financial boost from the manager of a charter school — as well as Philly’s top Democrat.

Pennsylvania county election officials expect to have results on election night. But the vote counting system remains cumbersome despite new improvements.

Residents in Philadelphia’s Frankford neighborhood say the area has become a primary care desert, and lacks options for healthy foods.

The city allocated $13.5 million to gun violence prevention nonprofits in 2022, and now they’re evaluating its impact. The second round of the program is already underway.

The proposal comes as the dangerous impacts of human-caused climate change become increasingly clear.

The new rent-to-own program gives Northern Delaware renters a chance to improve their credit and ease financial concerns.