Kyle Grantham says Dee Durham floated a communications post that doesn't exist; she calls it a theoretical idea, not a bribe.

Federal regulators approved the proposed $1 deal Wednesday, clearing a key hurdle after months of uncertainty for WPSU's 24-county television and 13-county radio footprint.

The 26-year-old former youth engagement director says her old office lacked money and authority. No Philly mayor has lost reelection since 1951.

South Philly's 39th annual Labor Day parade was expected to feature Mayor Cherelle Parker and drew thousands of union families to Sheet Metal Workers Local 19.

The SEC wants a federal judge to force ISS to hand over client voting records, but the firm says the demand tramples free speech.

South Jersey lawmakers are demanding refunds after federal auditors found billing errors dating back to 2021 at Atlantic City Electric.

Gun shops face new state licensing and cameras, while ghost gun owners get a six-month window to register or destroy them.

About 183,000 Philadelphians face new 80-hour work rules to keep Medicaid, and city officials are racing to help them avoid losing coverage.

Sweltering forecasts are cutting classroom time again, with 52 Philadelphia schools still lacking adequate cooling this fall.

After years of standoff, the North Philly branch will get a $2 million patch job instead of the full $10 million overhaul residents fought for.

The 3rd Circuit says long-term residents deserve bond hearings, joining seven other appeals courts against the White House.

A Franklin County lawmaker wants suppressors and short-barreled guns off Pennsylvania's banned-weapons list after a Texas court upended federal rules.

With applications opening September 8, Philadelphia parents still don't know what test their kids will take for magnet admissions.