Courts & Law

The Landlord and Tenant Office may not have the insurance it needs to continue operating.

Officials said they don’t suspect foul play and are listing the cause of death as “undetermined.”

The federal government is investing in EV infrastructure, but very slowly.

Attorneys for former officer Mark Dial, who shot and killed Eddie Irizarry as he sat in his car in Kensington last August, sought the change of venue in the spring.

Police say two people have died after a three-car collision in the West Atlantic City section of Egg Harbor Township Friday night.

The goal is to make sure Philadelphians don’t have to dodge parked cars on sidewalks and curb cuts.

The Manhattan DA's office said that the high court’s opinion “has no bearing” on the hush money case and does not support vacating the jury’s unanimous verdict.

Prosecutors say Michael Vahey was driving nearly 60 miles per hour when he fatally struck Dr. Barbara Friedes. The DA’s office is seeking a $1 million bail.

State education officials now admit they erred in verifying that Arnold has advanced degrees in psychology from Ohio University, which he never attended.

The settlement does not include the University of Pennsylvania and six other colleges, which are continuing to defend themselves against the class-action lawsuit.

Nine people were shot just after 2 a.m. Sunday during what officials called an illegal block party on North Alden Street in West Philadelphia.

Mendoza said in court that he felt sorrow and regret just before he was sentenced to 8 to 20 years.

The court granted a motion for an administrative stay filed by a group of Republican-led states seeking to invalidate Biden's entire student loan forgiveness program.

James Pitts has been accused of aggressive physical interrogation tactics and coercing false confessions in numerous lawsuits and complaints.

Multiple state prisons in Pennsylvania lack air conditioning, leaving thousands of incarcerated people at risk during increasingly common high temperatures.