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The Pennsylvania legislature may expand the state’s child care tax credit and create a new program for working families based on the federal earned income tax credit.

The billionaire father earned a Master of Science degree in Global Textile Marketing from Philadelphia University in 2000.

Community gardens on tax-delinquent land with privately held liens are considered particularly at risk for development.

Outgoing U.S. Sen. Tom Carper has already endorsed U.S. Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester to replace him in the seat he has held since 2001.

Bradford-Grey says she wants to look at public safety holistically, and address housing insecurity, climate, and access to quality health care.

Coast Guard officials said underwater noises were detected by a surveillance aircraft and officials are searching an area twice the size of Connecticut.

Marijuana legalization foe Gov. Carney adopted an “old-fashioned’’ approach by naming a law enforcement veteran to regulate the new legal industry.

This injectable form of penicillin is a critical treatment for infections like syphilis, and could be in short supply for the rest of the year.

The report released by Luzerne County District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce blames inexperienced supervisors for not providing enough of the right kind of paper.

It has an uncertain future in the Republican-controlled Senate.

The bill would provide a $2,500 annual tax credit for three years for residents after they become certified, or after they move to Pa. with a state-recognized credential

Disciplinary proceedings began Tuesday for John Eastman.

Damaged section of I-95 will reopen this weekend to six lanes of traffic, after Gov. Shapiro announced an accelerated timeline.

A woman was killed in Philly last week after an object on the highway pierced her windshield.

A Manhattan judge issued the schedule Tuesday, casting the star in a real-life courtroom drama as his idled Hollywood career hangs in the balance.