The Latest Breaking News from Pennsylvania

In Philadelphia, about a third of owner-occupied homes were valued at less than $125,000 in 2021. But that year, only about 2% of mortgages made in the city were the type generally used to purchase properties in this segment of the market, according to an analysis by the Federal Reserve…

Order was quietly signed on the same day that residents celebrated the energy company’s plea deal on charges of environmental crimes.

Here's the updated 53-man roster by jersey number going into Week 15.

Attorney disciplinary regulators recommended Rudy Giuliani be disbarred after a Washington, D.C., Bar committee announced a preliminary finding that he likely violated at least one attorney practice rule in pressing Donald Trump’s failed legal challenge to President Joe Biden’s 2020 win in Pennsylvania.

Truck driver Harold David Haulman allegedly confessed to the murder of Ashley Parlier in Michigan in 2005, the fourth homicide he has been linked to

Police say it appears shooting outside a doctor’s office was a domestic incident

Pennsylvania farmers "do better in recessions," said Tom Jordan, head of the lenders who finance farm, real estate, and small-business deals across most of the state for Univest.

Welcome to the Thursday, December 15, Brew. 

PHILADELPHIA — Robert Barkat died at a nursing home in Yeadon, Pennsylvania, this week, his last and only wish unfulfilled — to see his son one more time.

Welcome to the Wednesday, December 14, Brew. 

PHILADELPHIA — A Pennsylvania grand jury investigating conditions inside Delaware County’s youth detention facility — which was emptied in March 2021 after allegations of rampant abuse were raised — has found systemic problems and a “dangerous absence of oversight” enabled violence, sexual abuse and other maltreatment.