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Republicans in Pennsylvania's Senate pursuing what they call a "forensic investigation" of last year's presidential election said Tuesday they plan to subpoena records that detail who voted, including their driver's license number and the last four digits of their Social Security number, and whether they voted by mail or in-person.
Councilmember Mark Squilla says he hopes to have those regulations in place by the end of the year.
The Flyers' regular season opens on Oct. 15 against the Canucks at Wells Fargo Center.
Federal Aid is beginning to come in to help victims in Ida's aftermath. But for some people, it cannot get here fast enough.
The suit stems from a fight caught on camera in November at the Club at Shannondell in Audubon.
COVID-19 cases across the nation are now back to where they were last winter, wiping out months of progress.
A total of eight cases were identified within the school community, leading to a 10-day pause for in-school classes and activities.
The City of Philadelphia has reached a $2 million settlement with the woman beaten by police during the unrest after the killing of Walter Wallace Jr.
Eagles fans are rightfully fired up about Sunday's win in the Birds' season opener against the Falcons.
An internal report issued in July showed nearly 11 million turnpike rides generated no revenue for the agency in the year that ended May 31.
The new contract between Philadelphia and the Fraternal Order of Police is set to last three years.
The new "enterprise headquarters" will be located in the former Navy Yard in South Philadelphia.
A barricade situation has been declared as Philadelphia narcotics officers were serving a warrant to a 40-year-old male inside of a motel on Tuesday
Police are searching for the suspect responsible for fatally shooting a man more than 30 times in North Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf visited a mobile vaccine clinic in Reading on Tuesday. Once again he urged people to get vaccinated.
