Glen Martinez, 39, told police he pulled his pants down around his knees while sleeping because he had become overheated, authorities said.

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.

Plus, how much longer your commute could get if SEPTA isn’t funded.

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.

The Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia are facing dwindling ranks.

The Republican senator could have spent upwards of $1.1 million, according to financial disclosure reports, while sitting on the Senate Banking Committee.

“The draw has always been to create exciting and new combinations of flavors but also including familiar nostalgic flavors” he said in his online profile for Philadelphia Distilling.

The suit alleges that DOGE acted unlawfully by bypassing Congress to gut AmeriCorps, a federal community service program that provides support for disaster relief and anti-poverty projects.

The weather is perfect ... for pollen. The grasses are joining the trees to torment the allergenic.

“She could read a room and make people comfortable,” her daughter said. “She was always about helping people.”

Bashar Hanna will become the vice chancellor for strategic initiatives for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, which oversees the 10 state universities, including Commonwealth.

Blooming Glen Farm received a federal grant for new workforce benefits. But following Trump's cuts, the USDA has gone silent, and farmers are footing the bill.

One of William Campbell's relatives told police he had been acting erratically for days before he authorities say he threatened a police officer and bystanders with a boxcutter and metal chain.

But Philadelphia-area fans of the discount retailer will have to take a drive to get to them. The news comes four months after the chain announced it was going out of business.

“Wernick’s orchestral music has power and brilliance, an emphasis on register, space, and scale,” Lesley Valdes, former Inquirer classical music critic, said in 1990.