Government

The document that established the U.S. and its guiding principles was signed in Philly. Here is how the Constitution helped influence America over the years.

The legislation is named after a woman in Indiana who gave birth on the side of the road minutes after a hospital discharged her.

An investigation by the city's Board of Commissioners examined Commissioner Suzanne Goode's behavior through emails she sent in June and July.

Street shootings have dropped but remain a persistent problem. The mayor created an office to coordinate services and prevent more bloodshed.

The ruling creates uncertainty weeks ahead of the 2026 midterms. Here’s what that means for Pennsylvania voters.

The incumbent is seeking a third four-year term. Her opponents say the office needs new leadership. Here’s what you need to know.

Congress passed the bipartisan package of bills in June. It became law last month without the president’s signature.

Senate President Dave Sokola said he was disappointed, but not shocked, that the governor was backing opponents to sitting senators.

A report from the State Employee Benefits Committee said market realities prevent more strident moves to address rising drug costs.

The zoning changes adopted back in December allowed for dense cottage communities to be built in town.

Supporters say it will allow voters to pick their representative, instead of elected officials picking their voters.

House Speaker Melissa Minor-Brown said she has not had a single conversation with Meyer about his creation of a state surgeon general.

The governor’s friend and advisor Neil Hockstein says he was hired for the position without having to apply.

Pennsylvania and Philadelphia election officials warn that imposing new federal mail-ballot rules before the midterms could sow confusion and disenfranchise eligible voters.

Under the newly expanded program, volunteers at the Sussex Community Corrections Center will clean, prep and package fresh produce that will help feed hungry kids.