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Plus, “Task” earns Emmy nods as Season 2 filming gets underway.
Delco man arrested after antisemitic tirade and threats against Gov. Josh Shapiro, state police say
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.
Gov. Shapiro can’t be sued by his Abington neighbors over a property dispute, judge rules. But Josh Shapiro, a homeowner, can.
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.
Pa. officials mourn the death of former State Sen. Shirley Kitchen, who represented North Philly for 20 years
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.
A cow beauty pageant honors rural Pennsylvania’s shrinking dairy industry
In 2025, the USDA reported 23,609 dairy farms across the country, a 70% decrease in just 20 years.
What will Media look like in 2035? The borough is planning for diversified housing options, safer streets, and more retail
Media's residents want to protect its "small-town feel," but have concerns about housing unaffordability, according to the borough's newest comprehensive plan
Phoenixville’s Bluebird Distilling combines alcohol and artisanal dough making in new $2.2M expansion
Bluebird Distilling will add artisan pizza in an expanded business model, opening July 7.
Delaware County is investigating a hack of its network systems
Delaware County is working to restore network access after an "unauthorized" infiltration of its systems last Friday.
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Plus, the Swarthmore 9 case comes to a close.
Bucks County Commissioners approve first paid parental leave policy for county employees
County employees in Bucks will now be able to take up to eight weeks of parental leave.