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Pennsylvania officials have sent letters to 7,700 registered voters who may not be citizens.

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller sits down for his weekly conversation with Gallup's Frank Newport to talk about trends in U.S. opinion.

How an unproven diabetes treatment has a found a home in the Bronx

Philadelphia poet laureate, Raquel Salas Rivera, publishes book-length poetry cycle on Puerto Rican debt crisis.

Until now, any operating dispensaries have been in the suburbs.

Catherine Price has Type 1 diabetes; Keysha Brooker has Type 2. As part of The Pulse’s “The Cost of Diabetes” episode, we invited them to our studio to meet.

Diabetes runs is Kristen Cabrera’s family. Her dad, plus seven aunts and uncles have the illness. She gathered them at home in Texas’ Rio Grande Valley to talk about it.

Bill Cosby convicted of drugging and molesting a woman in first big celebrity trial of #MeToo era.

Philadelphia is launching a pilot program to clear out half of the homeless encampments in Kensington.

Through the study, the two researchers sought to untangle the impacts of wealthier people moving into less affluent neighborhoods.

'What we have to eliminate is the extremes on both sides and get together and have a normal conversation,' says gun owner Patrick McCarthy.

At community outreach in Bristol Township, recovery home residents invite residents to hear how the homes work — and how important they are to those fighting addictions.

Pennsylvania holds the dubious distinction of having one of the largest populations of people under court supervision in the country.

During three days of hearings at Cheltenham church, those with city warrants can resolve longstanding cases.

On Thursday, city officials gathered at LOVE Park to dedicate the southeast corner as Bank of America plaza and garden in recognition of a $250,000 donation from them.