Courts & Law

The crowds were demonstrating in support of people who are accused of participating in the Jan. 6 insurrection, which left several people dead.

The Biden administration is nearing a final plan to expel many of the thousands of Haitian migrants who have suddenly crossed into a Texas border city from Mexico.

The test case centers on a nonprofit group's Safehouse project in Philadelphia, but officials in other states are watching closely as they debate similar programs.

The state’s highest court overturned a lower court ruling that rejected ballot language approved by the City Council.

Three Sharon Hill police officers opened fire on a vehicle outside the Academy Park High School football stadium, sources say.

Police say an argument escalated quickly into a fight and may have involved a group of at least 10 soccer fans.

Federal authorities say Joseph J. Leonetti Jr. erased some images of pedophilia from his cellphone when he saw agents arrive to raid his home.

A division of the Justice Department that serves as a watchdog over the federal bankruptcy system filed an appeal late Wednesday.

The Philadelphia District Attorney is urging criminal defendants to avoid arrest by voluntarily coming to the Criminal Justice Center next week to get a court date.

Peter Fratus, 39, of West Dennis, Massachusetts, was charged with transmitting threatening communications in interstate commerce.

Over the past month, the number of shooting victims citywide has dropped 11%, officials said. Operation PinPoint zones saw a more dramatic decrease.

Biden gifted the papers to UDel in 2011 when he was vice president. The total collection includes more than 1,850 boxes of documents and 415 gigabytes of electronic records.

Dulce was last seen Sept.16, 2019 at the Bridgeton City Park. A reward for details leading to her whereabouts stands at $75,000.

This step, a major move by the Biden administration against the highly controversial law, follows a lawsuit filed by the Justice Department last week.

The FOP Lodge 5 and Kenney administration touted the agreement as a fair deal for both sides.