Government Accountability

As House control is about to switch, it serves as a reminder about Democrats: They like government. And governing.

Selling homes seized by law enforcement was supposed to improve communities. But a new WHYY investigation found it's added to blight in some of Philly's poorest neighborhoods.

Even though U.S. Rep. Bob Brady's campaign paid $90,000 to an opponent who dropped out of the race, he won't be charged with a crime.

As war casualties mounted, several draft board raids occurred throughout the country. But the Camden 28 case was the only one where all defendants were acquitted.

Grewal announced Thursday his office had filed eight lawsuits against companies from Newark to Trenton to Camden.

Pa. residents pay a larger share of income to gambling, liquor and cigarette taxes.

Philly schools face an estimated $1B funding shortfall by 2022. A new national report found that the city is walking away from more school tax revenue than any of its peers.

Philadelphia is the only big city without regular street cleaning.

Some Philly activists praise Bush for ADA, others say he failed in face of AIDS epidemic.

Special counsel Robert Mueller is set to give the first public insight into how much information the president's former national security adviser has shared with prosecutors.

Pennsylvania's new lieutenant governor says it would feel "inappropriate" to move into the residence that comes with his job.

Insulin pumps and their components are responsible for the highest overall number of malfunction, injury and death reports.

Dr. Jeffrey Shuren was adamant: The United States would never cut corners to fast-track the approval of medical devices.

The move signals a return to the acrimonious relationship Manafort has had with the special counsel's office since his indictment last year.

The former top prosecutor for the state of Pennsylvania is likely to soon be behind bars, more than two years after she was convicted and ...