Sestak formally announces Senate run

The SS United States Preservation Foundation is the latest group to try to stop a scheduled sinking next week. After a loss in court Friday, it's unclear if they'll try again.

The shift in the nation’s fourth-largest city is one of the first actions to restrict U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations since Democrats’ rout in Tuesday’s midterm elections.

Susie Wiles, the first woman to hold the top staff job in the West Wing, will be replaced by the architect of Trump's mass deportation policy.

Officials were frustrated not only with Jason Reding Quiñones’ inability to demonstrate progress on the grand conspiracy cases but with his troubled stewardship of a marquee U.S. attorney’s office.

Federal and state authorities have described the case as among the most disturbing child endangerment investigations they have encountered.

Jamal Pistoria was taken into custody on a SEPTA bus early Friday morning.

After losing a leg in Vietnam, Chief Justice Castille became a lawyer, won the Philly district attorney's race as a Republican, and rose to the state's top judicial position.

Facing an impeachment vote and congressional investigations plus the president's search for a scapegoat for the midterms, the defense secretary defends the Iran war and his job performance.

Energy Transfer said the rupture of the 14-inch underground line occurred about 2:45 p.m. Thursday in Upper Merion Township’s Bridgeport section.

Joel Dales, 58, a Philadelphia native whose father was a police officer in North Philadelphia and who joined the department in 1990, will take over on Dec. 7.

Investigators have issued an arrest warrant for Amir Eskridge for murder, robbery and related crimes, in connection to the death of Richard DeShield Jr.

After finding in July that Philadelphia lacks authority to unmask ICE agents, U.S. District Judge Chad F. Kenney ruled that the city isn't required to collaborate with federal immigration agents.

Roughly 500 houses in an age-restricted community — plus a large swimming center — had been proposed.

Mr. Brodsky was described as “an extraordinary leader, a brilliant financial mind, and one of the architects of cable television” by Brian L. Roberts, Comcast's co-CEO and chairman.

The “Boycott Ride,” scheduled for Sunday in Rittenhouse Square, has sparked ire on social media and drawn international scrutiny.

Wet leaves can behave "like ice," and beware of a California-like hazard.

According to a new study by researchers at Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania, data centers are probably having only a small effect on residential electricity prices.

It’s a schedule that would tax anyone, let alone Pope Leo XIV, 71, who less than four weeks ago was diagnosed with lung cancer and underwent surgery to remove a lobe of his right lung.

An agreement called the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact promises that participants would give all their electoral votes to the presidential ticket that wins the national popular vote.

Thomas Markle Sr., the 82-year-old father of Prince Harry’s wife, has been arrested by federal agents in Florida after child sexual abuse material was found in his storage units in California.

The Quakers and Fighting Illini met for the second time in eight months and Penn was again on the business end of a 30-plus-point blowout.

The Giants haven’t won at the Linc since Chip Kelly’s first season as coach. They’ll look to snap that streak against their former star running back Saquon Barkley.

Natasha Cloud, Kahleah Copper, and Maddy Siegrist — alongside other WNBA stars like Paige Bueckers, Gabby Williams, and Kelsey Plum — will take the court at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Feb. 15.

A new crop of restaurants and bakeries draws on Louisiana roots, from gumbo egg rolls in Northern Liberties to house-baked po’boy rolls in Kensington.

Despite enormous anticipation, the Cybertruck never caught on with most buyers, and sales declined almost from the moment it hit the market.