A record-breaking canned cocktail got pricier for Pennsylvania buyers after the PLCB demanded control of every Super Lyte variety.

Act No. 66 adds 911 telecommunicators to specified state emergency-responder definitions and provisions, with the change taking effect 60 days after enactment.

Celena Morrison-McLean says she was fired a day after reporting sexual advances and transphobic remarks at City Hall.

A Nov. 3 ballot question would lock Creative Philadelphia into the city charter after decades of mayors creating and dismantling it at will.

Amy Henderson Riley says she voted to send the foundation money without knowing it wouldn't be repaid. Camden County is now weighing a takeover.

Wildwood's mayor and deputy mayor say they were singled out for prosecution. An appeals court just gave them a chance to prove it.

A House committee says Philadelphia curricula push radical ideas as early as second grade. The district calls the report partisan.

The bill heads to the Senate with a November 30 deadline, as Philadelphia alone runs 137 plate readers.

The Forward Party Victory Fund says its texts will reach tens of thousands of voters ahead of November, pushing Dennis Mahoney over Democrat Chris Rabb.

A districtwide tour highlighted renovations, including labs, locker rooms, and media centers at several Atlantic City schools.

Councilman Kevin Caneco says state lawmakers “have no idea what they're doing with land use” as the county rebuffs a key zoning mandate.

Pennsylvania's governor can now cut checks straight to four congressional candidates — and maybe build a national war chest too.

Coons and Blunt Rochester say Judge Jennifer Lee Mascott kept managing her late husband's PR firm for months after joining the Third Circuit.