Emily Rizzo

“I’ve directed my team...to move heaven and earth to get this done as soon as humanly possible,” Biden said.

Towamencin residents spoke for an hour of public comment, mostly urging the supervisors to respect the people’s vote.

WHYY’s N.I.C.E initiative organized an event to celebrate Black men in media, unpack harmful tropes, and inspire young artists.

Khan says he wants to tackle corporate and political corruption as the state’s top prosecutor.

The county sheriff said the routine inspections are not meant to be punitive, but to ensure businesses comply with state law.

Riders wearing ski masks should expect to be confronted by SEPTA police and asked to remove them or get off the ride.

Norristown is coordinating with PECO to clear homeless encampments from the company’s property. Legal advocates are concerned Norristown could sweep the entire municipality.

An incarcerated man alleges officers used excessive force, and that the county fails to properly train officers on interacting with prisoners who have mental illnesses.

The PAC says the township’s ordinance is unlawful, and that it will file private criminal complaints against each official involved if it’s not repealed.

The suburban Philadelphia township is one of the many Pennsylvania communities battling the privatization of public water and sewer systems.

Winder, Makhija, DiBello, and Ferry will proceed to the November general election, running for two seats and the control of the three-seat board of commissioners.

All three county commissioner seats are open in a crowded race. Here’s a look at the eight candidates and their priorities.