A Camden man, who was knocked down and punched 12 times by a police officer while other cops pinned him down during a 2018 arrest captured on surveillance video, has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the officers of using excessive force and violating his civil rights.

Voters in West Philadelphia’s 190th District of the state House will cast ballots Tuesday in the second special election for that seat in less than a year.

DROP allows employees to pick a retirement date up to four years in the future, then immediately start accumulating pension payments in an interest-bearing account while still earning a salary.

Critics call the process “undemocratic” and rife with “insiderism.” The parties say it works just fine.

After an emergency C-section, her baby boy died too.

Department of Education officials are cracking down on how schools report funds they receive from foreign sources.

A dispute between the city of Philadelphia and a Catholic foster care agency that won’t place children with same-sex couples is headed to the U.S. Supreme court.

The Beverly Hills-based entertainment giant said developer Eric Blumenfeld was trying to earn “more under the lease than what he bargained for.”

While Bernie Sanders is by far the most popular candidate among Latinos, Mike Bloomberg is finding support among the group in Pa.

Bloomberg opened his first campaign office in New Jersey earlier this month, even though the state doesn’t have its 2020 primary until June.

The poll suggests only marginal differences separate Democratic candidates when it comes to their strength against President Donald Trump — and portends another general election that could be decided by a handful of votes.

“He’s still the same old Phanatic, just with a little more sashay in him,” said Tom Burgoyne, the man behind the mascot’s 90-inch waistline.

As internal imaging has gotten better and more common, doctors have been finding more instances of kidney tumors. But there's good news.