Under oath, Rochelle Bilal acknowledged that her office hadn't met its obligations until recently. She blamed staffers and technology. The office is now fighting a judge over outside supervision.

A Philadelphia woman recalls how Raymond Horsch tried to lure her as a 9-year-old girl into his car in Kensington back in 2009.

Raymond Horsch successfully appealed a conviction for trying to lure a 9-year-old girl into his car in Kensington in 2009. The record was later expunged — and the court file could now be destroyed.

Federal investigators are looking at human and oversight failings as possible factors in the fatal medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia last year.

Police say “graphic and dark” evidence leads them to believe two women were killed in Eugene and Raymond Horsch's house.

It's unclear if the gaming control board has contacted FanDuel or Harper about the controversial video.

At 11 a.m. the wait to visit Independence Hall was seven hours, but even with triple-digit heat indexes, celebrants kept their cool.

Police said they have not recovered any human remains at the house, but law enforcement sources on Monday said there was a “significant amount” of blood inside.

Brayman Precast and High Concrete were involved in constructing the CHOP garage that collapsed in April, OSHA records show. “This isn’t supposed to be happening at all,” an engineering professor said.

Pennsylvania courts allow attorneys to argue against their convicted clients’ bid for justice. It has resulted in people spending years or decades in prison before being freed based on issues lawyers.

The sheriff's office will have to explain at a public hearing why a 'special master' should not be brought in to oversee property auctions and help clear out the backlog of unprocessed sales.

Philly-based real estate influencers Gregory "Big Bizzneesss" Parker and Danielle “Nikki” Parker have been charged with fraud in federal court.

Brown's 2017 and 2018 reporting was cited at the awards ceremony. “Her work, and the government’s release of the Epstein files, continue to reverberate around the world.”

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s budget proposal for fiscal year 2027 includes essentially no new funding for the sheriff’s office.

Gov. Josh Shapiro has asked Chad Dion Lassiter to resign, and four other senior officials departed the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission in recent weeks.

The Philadelphia Police Department has been operating a drone program for two years without the kind of transparency and oversight common in other major cities.

Philadelphia is a wonderland for unregulated “magic mushrooms.” Trip at your own risk.

“The trips felt deceptive and intentionally secretive," one staffer said, "and I struggle to understand how they related to our mission.”

One firm has nearly $1 million tied up in eight property sales with no idea when Sheriff Rochelle Bilal's staff will process the deeds. Another has been waiting since 2024.

After almost 40 years on the air, Kathy O'Connell is hanging up her headphones and heading into retirement when Kids Corner goes off the air this summer.

Montco Intermediate Unit leaders used public funds to purchase professional-development trips to Africa, Singapore, South Korea and Central Europe. School officials elsewhere paid their own way.

For a computer-savvy Bucks teen, Emir Balat had a faint online presence.

Police are investigating the altercation after an assault complaint was filed. But a cop on the scene reportedly gave Garbarino a fist bump. The boxer said he was a friend.

Anna Wakeman still questions why 7C Lounge bartenders didn’t stop serving the officer who crashed into her house and upended her life five years ago.

The Sixers owner shows up scores of times in emails released Friday by the U.S. Department of Justice, covering a period after Epstein's conviction for solicitation of sex with a minor.

The initial findings of federal investigators provide the most detailed account of what happened in the lead-up to the deadly blast on Dec. 23 that rattled lower Bucks County.

President Donald Trump and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum ordered content at national parks that “inappropriately disparage” the U.S. to be reviewed and potentially removed.

Nursing home staffers told Robert Flesch that Peco had fixed the leak and the building was safe, he recalls, despite the lingering gas smell.

If you're trying to pass some time while your Thanksgiving turkey thaws or you wait for your delayed flight, these stories can help.

If you're trying to pass some time while your Thanksgiving turkey thaws or you wait for your delayed flight, these stories can help.

Philly elected officials, police-connected groups, and street festival organizers who cut special deals are exempt from tens of thousands dollars in city event fees inked to street festivals.

The charges are tied to the $392,000 'Guns Down, Gloves Up' anti-violence program founded by former Capt. Nashid Akil. Five cops are expected to be fired.

Sheriff Rochelle Bilal won't disclose the outcome of an investigation involving a high-ranking deputy's city-leased Ford Expedition. Meanwhile, another deputy recently had her car stolen.

The Toronto Blue Jays sent 57 batsmen to the plate in the 25 hours between Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s last pitch of Game 6 of the World Series and his first pitch of Game 7, so it isn’t like they didn’t hav...

Feds also accuse Hennen of providing rigged card-shuffling machines and other tech that was used to fix mob-affiliated backroom poker games in New York City.

His name was Hercules Rumph. For more than 20 years he was a roving fixture on Chelten Avenue in Germantown, a ragged, grizzled graybeard with his hand humbly extended. Kids on the street had diffe…

The new Calder Gardens brings an opportunity to celebrate the family's dynasty in Philadelphia.

Serious injuries are on the rise in emergency rooms around the country, as electric cycles become bigger and faster. Lawmakers and police departments are scrambling to address the problem.

“We sincerely hope to return in the future, and when we do, we promise to welcome you with open arms,” Iron Hill management wrote Thursday in a Facebook post.

One of the nation’s most esteemed military academies - alma mater to U.S. generals and J.D. Salinger - became an “unsustainable” mission. Critics said it was avoidable.

Trustees said the academy’s future “is no longer viable” due to rising tuition costs and soaring liability premiums.

The police union president mischaracterized a Right To Know request that a reporter submitted to the Mayor's Office.

For Hamilton’s 10th anniversary, we rounded up the historical events that actually took place here

“Active shooter! Villanova University! Scarpa Hall!” an officer chirped across the radio. Officials later determined it was an act of swatting, a fake emergency called in to induce panic.