Courts & Law

The PPD agrees that anti-racist training could help officers de-escalate conflicts but can’t commit to providing that training.

The Delaware State Sportsmen’s Association and other gun advocates took fault with the stipulations and filed a lawsuit.

Pennsylvania leaders are teaming up in an effort to reduce the number of people with mental illness in county jails across the commonweal ...

A New Jersey couple faced a judge Friday to learn their fate after admitting to stealing from more than 20 Sandy victims.

"We are confident that the association between race and the death penalty is not attributed to random chance," the justices wrote in a majority opinion.

The trial is expected to begin Oct. 22 and continue for about a month.

Former Philadelphia police officer Ryan Pownall, the first cop to be charged with murder in nearly two decades,  was released Thursday a ...

Inmate No. NN7687 was not slapped with a chicken patty during a food fight.

Weinstein is free on $1 million bail and is due back in court Dec. 20.

An undocumented woman from Mexico who's been living in a church in North Philadelphia since last December occupied U.S. Sen. Bob Casey's office in Center City.

Supporters argue that district judges tend to make more personal enemies than other officials.

An immigration case before the Supreme Court pits the government against immigrants it wants to deport following crimes they have committed in the United States.

John Sandweg, who headed ICE under the Obama administration, said he worries that many more migrant children recently taken from their families may never see them again.

Police commissioner Richard Ross called the shooting "an all-out, absolute tragedy."