Courts & Law

Sources familiar with negotiations between Purdue, multiple state attorneys general and lawyers have said the talks are essentially at a standstill.

The nonprofit faced off Thurs. against federal prosecutors on whether a Philly supervised injection site will violate the Controlled Substances Act.

Robert Brennan faces “falsehood” charges because of PA’s short statute of limitations on abuse.

The legality of a supervised injection site isn’t the only thing at stake. This is about far more than the law.

The residency slots sold for $55 million at auction as part of Chapter 11 proceedings, pending the judge’s approval. He says he’ll rule Thursday afternoon.

By pooling resources with community organizations, the District Attorney’s Office launches a resource hub with the hope of preventing crime in the city.

Authorities announced the arrest of Theodore Dill Donahue on charges of murder and other counts in the 1991 death of his 27-year-old girlfriend, Denise Sharon Kulb.

The Federal Trade Commission fined Google $136 million. The company will pay an additional $34 million to New York state to resolve similar allegations.

Hahnemann University Hospital is back in federal bankruptcy court Weds. where a judge will rule on whether the sale of its residency programs can go ahead.

Before dozens of women took to the podium to testify against former Olympic team doctor Larry Nassar, dozens more suffered his abuse in a small town in Michigan.

With no clear guidance from the courts on how that information should be shared, critics have chided prosecutors for failing to keep track of problem officers.

A Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to a jail term for trafficking protected turtles.

If the cameras have a previously captured image of someone who is banned from a building, the system can immediately alert officials if the person returns.

A lawyer representing 150 people who say they were abused as Boy Scouts is planning a suit in N.J. when the state's new civil statute of limitations law takes effect Dec. 1.

The agency says it's routine to have outside counsel, but several environmental lawyers say they haven't seen it before.