Courts & Law

The Delaware County Coalition to Abolish Death by Incarceration rallied to demand that the district attorney address his failures, or step down.

Officer James Pitts is accused of forcing a confession out of a man who couldn’t have been involved in the crime.

The deal reached Thursday would require members of the Sackler family who own the drugmaker to pay as much as $6 billion in cash.

The jury on Thursday found Brett Hankison not guilty of three counts of wanton endangerment for firing shots that ripped into a neighboring apartment.

As mask mandates and vaccine requirements are lifted due to falling COVID numbers, in-person visitation will start again March 7.

The Driving Equality Law was crafted after data confirmed these kinds of violations overwhelmingly affect Black drivers.

At issue is a fundamental question: Who has the power to determine how elections are run?

Plaintiffs will argue that the state has not done enough to properly integrate public schools.

Police shot and killed a 12-year-old boy in South Philadelphia on Tuesday night after their unmarked police vehicle was struck by gunfire.

The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office rested its case against the Amtrak engineer accused in 2015’s deadly derailment.

Officials say the 12-year-old was in possession of a stolen 9MM, semi-automatic handgun, recovered from the scene.

The lawsuit says at least one family is already under investigation for providing their child with medically necessary gender-affirming care.

The investigation into former Patrolman Samuel Waters stemmed from a videotaped encounter inside a Southbridge store that went viral on social media.

Two witnesses, also engineers, described the intensive training they underwent, which included memorizing the speed limit for each portion of their route.

The Black teen's killing on Feb. 26, 2012, helped spark Black Lives Matter.