Richard Franklin, 65, of Brookhaven, was arrested by Pennsylvania State Police early morning Wednesday for allegedly threatening to burn down Gov. Josh Shapiro's mansion and using antisemitic slurs.
The ruling came on the same day Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed a new law aimed at EMR and the scrap metal industry.
A Philadelphia federal judge dismissed claims against Gov. Josh Shapiro in his official capacity, but allowed his Abington neighbors to pursue their federal lawsuit against Shapiro as an individual.
No one in Camden County was reported injured among 1,000 calls to emergency services Monday, though 14 people were rescued from the flooded streets.
Kitchen is remembered by her former colleagues as a pillar and matriarch to her community who worked tirelessly to improve the lives of low-income people, even after she retired.
Harvie and Fitzpatrick are facing off in a key Bucks County swing district that could tip the balance of power in Congress.
Pope Leo XIV, who has defended migrants and called for peace, accepted the National Constitution Center's Liberty Medal in a speech livestreamed from the Vatican
About 30 lawmakers gathered in Philadelphia to commemorate the vote for independence 250 years ago. Their speeches reflected on historical struggles and present day tensions.
Delaware County is working to restore network access after an "unauthorized" infiltration of its systems last Friday.
County employees in Bucks will now be able to take up to eight weeks of parental leave.