Wolf Signs Package Of Bills To Address Opioid Crisis
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has signed into law a package of bills aimed to battle the state's heroin and opioid crisis.
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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has signed into law a package of bills aimed to battle the state's heroin and opioid crisis.
On Day 2 of the SEPTA strike, the lines were long at regional rail stations and commuters were frustrated by what some called organized chaos.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has declined to take over the lawsuit seeking to stop Philadelphia's soda tax from taking effect.
Cosby is asking charges be thrown out because of the decade-plus delay between allegations and charges. His attorneys are also asking a 2005 civil deposition be suppressed.
The SEPTA strike is inspiring volunteers to sign up for a first of its kind ride-sharing app. The new technology is designed to give voters a free round-trip ride to the polls on Election Day.
A right-wing website and a Donald Trump campaign adviser have targeted Philadelphia for some highly questionable election day activities. But city officials are not overly worried about the threats.
During the SEPTA strike, ambulances, fire trucks and police cars need to maneuver through the extra congested city streets.
Barring a reversal of the rejection of Atlantic City's 5-year financial recovery plan by the state of New Jersey, it appears any attempt to take over most municipal operations will be met with a lawsuit to block it.
It's tough to earn a living playing video games, but it just got easier to make some money -- if you're good enough to beat the house.
New Jersey's gas tax, once the second lowest in America, has gone up 23 cents a gallon.
Scores of Asian business owners took over Philadelphia City Council Monday for a hearing to deal with the recent wave of home invasions and armed robberies targeting the Asian community.
U.S. Congressman and civil rights activist John Lewis paid a visit to the Cecil B. Moore branch of the Free Library Monday afternoon for a book signing where he stopped to share his experiences with a 13-year-old boy.
City officials say they are giving millions to help transform a desolate, overgrown space into a park and biking trail in Center City.
The Philadelphia School District says schools will be open Tuesday, regardless of whether there is a SEPTA strike.
U.S. Senator Pat Toomey made a campaign stop at the Court Diner in Media, Delaware County on Monday where he quickly turned his attention to his Democratic challenger, Katie McGinty.
Whatever Philadelphia is doing to end the scourge of lead poisoning in kids, it's not working.
SEPTA officials resumed negotiations with leaders of Transport Workers Union Local 234 on Sunday. The agency is hoping to avoid a strike, but the deadline is rapidly approaching.
People are raising their glasses at Philly Craft Spirits Week running at various venues now through Friday, November 4.
'Inferno' follows 2006's The Da Vinci Code and 2009's Angels & Demons in the internationally popular franchise featuring Hanks as Harvard professor and symbology expert Robert Langdon.
The Eagles and Cowboys will meet Sunday night in an NFC East showdown in Dallas.
The Clinton campaign is preparing what's being called "the most intense election day operation" Pennsylvania has ever seen. Meantime, the Trump campaign is taking a more low-key approach.
Jazz Bridge is an organization that provides a helping hand when musicians need it most.
When Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton a "nasty woman" during the third presidential debate, he probably didn't expect to start a fashion trend.
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has kept a campaign promise and tightened up the rules on gifts to city employees.
One of the largest marketers of "As Seen On TV" products was in Philadelphia on Wednesday to select the winner of a competition to take the at home inventor's product to the next level.
