Lawmakers cite 106 kratom-related cases logged by poison centers in the first half of 2026 as the bill heads to the state Senate.

Nina Ahmad says families still lack answers two decades into the Olney missing women case as Council authorizes new hearings.

Federal civil rights lawyers are probing whether Pennsauken Township police broke the law by sitting on firearm permit applications.

Saturday's events pair voter registration help with mail-ballot drop-offs at locations across Philadelphia, organizers say.

A divided 3rd Circuit says Edward Williams's decades-old DUI convictions weren't violent enough to cost him his gun rights for life.

A federal judge says Uber can keep pressing fraud claims against attorney Marc Simon, even though its insurer footed the bill.

The bank is consolidating scattered Center City offices into Aramark's old fifth floor, steps from 30th Street Station.

A Bay Avenue resident says vehicle wakes keep crashing through her front door. Six other shore towns already ban the practice.

The tiny district may buy the 17-unit Salba Apartments to expand its cramped single campus — no anonymous donor required.

Obama's 45-second video calls Shapiro a longtime friend from his 2008 campaign, as polls show a commanding lead.

Will Gross, who fought the Center City arena, says he plans to challenge Mark Squilla for the First District seat.

Mike Driscoll's bill has majority support, but Kenyatta Johnson has kept it parked in committee for months.

Bridgeton's City Council voted 5-0 after residents said agents gathered at the Cohanzick Zoo and a dog park before detaining people.