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The transit agency is adding information about trafficking on digital signage in addition to static signs being posted in bus depots.

Temple released a statement reading in part, "TUGSA continues to demand...benefits not available to even full-time employees."

Darrel Wiley has been a K9 handler in the prison system since 2006. Authorities say he repeatedly left Lux in his work vehicle for up to eight hours.

State health officials say multiple people, including Gov. John Carney, have tested positive for COVID-19 after a series of events in and around Legislative Hall.

An unprecedented Spotlight PA analysis of 1 million medical marijuana certifications reveals how a change by policymakers made it possible for virtually anyone to get a card.

The court ruled “a culture of denial, blame-shifting, arrogance, and nepotism” in Chester made this decision “not only permissible, but necessary.”

The student, who is in stable condition, was shot three times in the arm and the thigh, according to a district spokesperson.

The 35-year-old Harrison batted .272 with seven home runs and 27 RBIs in 119 games for the Chicago White Sox last season.

For the first time in Super Bowl history, a pair of siblings will square off on the NFL’s biggest stage.

Jamila Winder will replace Arkoosh, who resigned earlier this month to become Pennsylvania’s Secretary of Human Services.

Santos was assigned to the House Committee on Small Business and to the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee.

Joe Lattanzio and his brother Vince co-own the business on South 15th Street.

New Garden Township has acquired 106-acres of land, once the site of the Loch Nairn Golf Club, for use as a passive-recreation park.

More than 10,000 Delaware child care workers earn ‘unlivable’ wages, according to a new report from the state Office of Early Learning.

A major work by an undersung Black, female composer from the 1960s, based on the writings of W.E.B. DuBois, is being staged at the Academy of Music