Prosecutors say Patrick Stedman who bills himself to Twitter followers as an expert in “female psychology,” chronicled storming the Capitol with fellow Trump supporters, then tried to blame antifa.

Liz Wagenseller will lead an office that plays a critical role for journalists and citizens whose requests for these records are denied, they believe, unfairly.

Married couples making up to $150,000 annually would qualify for $2,800 in new payments, on top of the payments they received from the last relief package.

The former Trump Plaza will be imploded at 9 a.m. Feb. 17, with the public invited to park and view from Bader Field.

In a public health emergency, governments can enter into no-bid contracts. Chester County did that too hastily.

A lawyer for Williams said her client was fleeing an abusive and harassing former boyfriend, not the FBI, when she changed her number and left her apartment after being accused earlier this week.

Biden takes the helm of a country reeling from historic health and economic crises, sharp divisions over race, and, in many corners, coursing with anger and misinformation.

Philadelphia officials plan to launch a website for residents to register to receive information about the coronavirus vaccination, but many residents have already registered with another site.

The committee recently received an email threat that something bad would happen at the office, the committee chair said.

Federal agents have arrested a 20-year-old Philadelphia man on charges of cyber-stalking a girl while in high school.

Hundreds of items from Roadside America are currently up for auction.

Real estate investment and development Pearl Properties firm had no intention of converting the Embassy Suites, which catered to business travelers, into apartments. Then came the pandemic.

“We just can’t continue to do the same thing,” Camden Schools Chief Katrina McCombs on the need to close schools in the struggling district.