Politics & Policy

The bill is aimed at businesses that dump illegally because the fines are cheaper than legal disposal fees.

Biden's entry now sets up a potential rematch with former President Donald Trump.

The judge’s decision doesn’t address whether the candidate or the dark-money Super PAC broke any rules or owe any fines.

U.S. special operations forces carried out a precarious evacuation at the U.S. Embassy in Sudan on Sunday.

Advocates say RCV produces more “consensus” winners — candidates preferred by at least half the electorate, even if they’re not everyone’s first choice.

Residents and community health care workers are expressing concern about proposals around law enforcement arresting individuals using illicit drugs out in the open.

The governor said in a statement that the debate has gone on for far too long, and though he still opposes legalization, he won’t stop it anymore.

Will knowing who’s “ahead” influence people’s votes — and is that bad for democracy?

Chester’s bankruptcy filing has not only halted cases — people with judgments and settlements against the city will likely be left with just pennies on the dollar.

A proposed settlement agreement says Pennsylvania will be forced to minimize its outsized role in polluting the Chesapeake Bay.

The Pennsylvania freshman senator is back to work on Capitol Hill after admitting himself to a hospital to seek treatment for clinical depression in February.

Firearms businesses can no longer open in homes and near schools. Lower Merion’s ordinance limits gun sales to four commercial areas in the township.

The legislation is unlikely to advance further because the Democratic-led Senate will not support it and the White House said President Joe Biden would veto it.

The specific layout — available in three languages this year — can have a big effect on results.

The forum in Center City focused on how to preserve and grow the city’s limited supply of affordable housing.