Perry, who represents York County, was one of three Republicans to vote to subpoena the Department of Justice for files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

The contract will cost the city approximately $92 million over the course of five years, the administration said.

Gov. Josh Shapiro and Stephen Colbert, both critics of President Donald Trump, spoke about a variety of topics on the show, which is slated to end next year.

City officials say they are working to set up a permitting system that’s required by the new law.

Sen. John Fetterman called Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy a "man of his word," as he announces the Trump administration's release of federal infrastructure funding.

A highly critical independent investigation found that Pemberton Township council should take action against Mayor Jack Tompkins, including termination or suspension.

The Federal Reserve, established over a century ago, has managed its dual mandate admirably, economist Mark Zandi writes, by making decisions without political consideration.

The federal lawsuit is the latest in a series of suits brought by the Justice Department targeting state or city policies seen as interfering with immigration enforcement.

City records show the group was behind on taxes periodically since at least 2014. The issue has been repeatedly raised by Krasner's critics over the years.

Chenault-Fattah, an attorney and former news anchor, is married to former U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah, who resigned after being convicted in 2016 on federal corruption charges.

A 20% cut in SEPTA service and a fare increase are scheduled for Aug. 24, barring new state funding. 32 bus routes will be eliminated.

Gov. Josh Shapiro said Zohran Mamdani has allowed "too much space for extremists." Mamdani has been criticized for not condemning the term "globalize the intifada" but he's recently shifted his tone.

In the days following the first major city worker strike in almost 40 years, seven municipal employees spoke to The Inquirer about the strike and their return to work.

Federal cuts to economic development programs could hinder the region's workforce.

SEPTA is a few weeks from cutting 20% of its service and raising fares 21% as Harrisburg leaders negotiate state budget.