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Some Pa. courts, including Carbon County's, are excluding probation officers from requirements under the police misconduct law.

Harr, a trump appointed, and we want to keep politics out of it, it probably pretty hard. gillian: at the end of the day, sir, in both cases here, if you give the president of the benefit of the doubt, and we take your case that you just laid out, high level staffers presumably with top secret security clearances were the ones responsible for moving these documents, the president of the united states has a special responsibility as commander-in-chief not only to the troops, but to intelligence o...

More than $4 million in cocaine and fentanyl was recovered, alongside six handguns, 120 rounds of ammunition, 40 cell phones, and $60,000 in U.S. currency.

On June 24, 2022, the United States Supreme Court reversed its 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade holding that the earlier decision had no constitutional foundation and therefore should be...

WHYY reports that a ordinance first found in Upper Darby’s municipal code in March 2021 regulating homosexuality as, “patently offensive,” led to finding an older law in the state’s Crimes Code originating the definition. A new bill removing the definition was just passed and signed into law. Re ...

The Pennsylvania General Assembly passed House Bill 2125 last week and Governor Tom Wolf signed it into law on Monday. Upper Darby played a huge role in making this happen.

The Montgomery County District Attorney’s office has cleared the Hatfield Township police officer involved in a shooting in the township in mid-June.

Who’s up and who’s down this week?

Senate recount confirms Oz victory. How will PA spend stimulus money? Mastriano’s involvement on Jan. 6. Fenerty takes over Philly GOP. Here is the Playbook.

Although Apple’s AirTags are far from the most dangerous trackers out there, there’s no doubt that criminals have been abusing them to track people