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The state legislature went into recess Tuesday despite the budget deadline. Republican leaders said they will pick negotiations back up after the holiday.

Democratic leaders from 25 states are suing the federal government for Medicaid work requirements that they say will cause “harm and chaos.”

During arguments in April, both conservative and liberal justices questioned the order’s legality in a momentous case that was magnified by Trump’s unprecedented attendance.

The outcome spares officials the headache of changing their ballot rules just a few months before the 2026 midterm congressional elections.

State lawmakers previously approved diverting money from the little-known unclaimed property fund to the Edgemoor container terminal.

WPVI-TV is telling viewers that the FCC is “questioning our commitment to viewers and threatening to take us off the air."

The new valuations will be used to calculate property tax bills that will be due next March.

The Justice Department argues cities do not have the authority to regulate federal officers.

A unanimous appeals court panel ruled Philadelphia lacks authority to control exhibits at the Independence Mall site.

PPA says 181 tickets were canceled after being issued in error to residents with valid parking permits.

The council passed the proposal that prevents Trenton police from assisting ICE on civil immigration enforcement in a 4-2 vote.

This week’s vote is being appealed to the Democratic City Committee after Councilmember Cindy Bass approved a voice vote in her own favor.

One family member said 10 women inside the facility have reported being sexually abused, but the accused guard remains on the job.

Critics call Philly’s permitting standard subjective and unconstitutional, while gun control advocates say the DOJ is attacking any restrictions on ownership.

Amid an affordable housing crisis, the Philadelphia Housing Authority is spending billions to expand its portfolio of subsidized units.