All six candidates in the primary race have a path toward victory.

Multiple protests took place across the region on Thursday. In Philadelphia, 70 protesters were arrested for blocking the road a few blocks from City Hall.

“I’m here in Pennsylvania to tell any member of the Pennsylvania delegation that if they vote for tax breaks for billionaires and cut Medicaid ... we are going to throw them out," Sanders said.

This was a "mistake" that will limit the nonprofit's ability to exonerate innocent people, said the Project's co-founder David Rudovsky.

The Camden Democrat spent several weeks at Cooper University Hospital, including in the ICU.

Wellness court is on pause amid a months-long frustration between the courts and Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's team over how the program was launched. One judge called city leaders "fake."

City Councilmember Quetcy Lozada delivered a lengthy speech, at times raising her voice and hitting her desk, saying: “How dare you organize and tell people lies.”

City Councilmember Quetcy Lozada authored a bill that would restrict how some medical providers and volunteer groups serve people in addiction in Kensington.

District City Council members have a lot of control over what's built in their neighborhoods.

Omar Alshogre spoke at the school Monday in an event that was moved from the evening to lunchtime and limited to students after parents questioned the event.

Larry Krasner's opponent, former Judge Patrick Dugan, has been running television commercials for weeks. The ads are hitting the airwaves with just three weeks until election day.

Chester County officials mistakenly left the prothonotary position off the primary ballot. Republicans and Democrats will pick candidates to appear on November's ballot

Democrats refused to endorse Chris Jaramillo and Tessi Ruiz for reelection and the candidates were subsequently removed from the ballot following legal challenges to their petitions.

Former Rep. Susan Wild will endorse Obando-Derstine in the race against Republican Ryan Mackenzie, who ousted Wild in 2024.

Former Govs. Tom Wolf, Tom Corbett, Mark Schweiker, Ed Rendell, and Tom Ridge and the former first ladies will host a private fundraiser at the governor’s mansion next week.