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We're seeing increased "tough on crime" talk from certain candidates, but they don't understand the harms of increased policing, writes organizer Bre Stoves.

More than 100 samples of water have been taken in 12 locations in the river, outside the plant, and in the raw water storage basin.

Officials say a suspect was apprehended and a gun was recovered.

The demonstration adds another page to the stalemate between union workers and Rutgers administration.

Public health advocates and harm reduction proponents in Philadelphia have long fought to make the medication more accessible.

The practice is common among those who race on the roadway, sometimes hitting speeds of over 100 mph.

In May, Democrats and Republicans will choose their parties’ candidates for three vacant seats on Commonwealth and Superior Courts.

Autopsies preliminarily revealed that all seven died of blast injuries. The following victims have been identified by the Berks County Coroner's Office.

A worker would have to make almost $82,000 to get the full $2,500 benefit, and the worker may not even work a full year the first year they are eligible.

Fetterman’s return will be welcome news for Democrats who have struggled to find votes for some nominations, in particular, without Fetterman there.

The break, which was scheduled in advance when the panel was convened in January, coincides with Passover, Easter and spring break for New York City public school system.

It happened around 3 p.m. at 15th and Race streets.

Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni says Francis, 86, does not have COVID-19, but requires several days of therapy.

Police are investigating what went wrong when an eviction officer went to serve papers at a complex near Girard College.

The Whole-Home Repairs Program will provide grants to eligible homeowners and forgivable loans to small landlords.