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A former Philadelphia Police sergeant has been released after spending four years in jail without charges because he failed to unlock his hard drives for investigation.

The strong job growth gives President Donald Trump more evidence for his assertion that the economy is flourishing under his watch.

Camden residents convened to discuss the potential layoffs of 27 firefighters. But the mayor’s office says that talk is premature.

Common Cause Pennsylvania was fined $19,900 in January by the state Ethics Commission for filing an expense report 112 days after the deadline last year.

Wolf spoke with reporters as part of Keystone Crossroads' "Ask Governor Wolf" program, recorded live at WHYY just a few days after his 2020-21 budget address.

Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg enter as the top targets after emerging from the chaotic Iowa caucuses this week essentially tied for the lead.

Philadelphia City Councilmember Isaiah Thomas is using social media to promote Black-owned businesses during Black History Month.

Meeting to form a facilities' "rapid response team" of unionized laborers took place on Thursday.

The last jailed member of the radical group MOVE was released from prison Friday, according to an attorney who represented the members in their parole appeals.

A deadly start to 2020 has caused City Council members to schedule a hearing on gun violence this week.

Wreckage from the helicopter that crashed last month and killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others did not show any outward evidence of engine failure

Officials are still working out details of the new payment system, but phasing out the Freedom fare card is a possibility.

WHYY film critic and “Flicks” host Patrick Stoner explains the Academy Awards’ nominating process for best picture ahead of this weekend’s ceremony.

With campaigns girding for a protracted contest, fundraising success is critical to their long-term prospects.

Declining coal production, end of one-time funding stream cause $20 million dropx