Zachariah Hughes

Prosecutors are charging the iconic cheesesteak restaurant’s owners with underreporting income and falsifying tax documents.

Mae Krier stitches masks echoing the World War II-era poster’s red and white bandana. Recognition of women’s contributions then is tied up in Congress.

It’s only the second time in Pennsylvania that a municipality categorized by the state as financially distressed has entered into receivership.

Some business owners and industry groups say the new measures caught them off guard, and threaten their financial viability.

The emergency order by President Judge Thomas DelRicci formalizes a policy in practice since the start of the pandemic.

The town, Delaware County’s largest and one of the most racially diverse, has signed on to an Obama Foundation initiative pushing reforms.

Building on calls for racial justice, a teen in Media worked with local organizations to connect people with Black-owned businesses in the region.

In June, the borough’s council approved an $82 million sale of its sewer system, but critics say the process is rushed and won’t benefit residents.

The Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners decided to postpone the state’s bar exam a second time, and conduct it remotely over three days in October.

Years into a tense, costly legal fight, the school district doesn’t have plans to scrap its team name, even as other Pa. schools grapple with the issue.

Delaware County’s district attorney is leading new efforts, highlighting a basic challenge: police departments are beholden to municipal leaders instead.

All eyes are on N.J.’s 2nd and 3rd Congressional primaries and how the state handles a nearly-all mail-in election.