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One is alleged to have tossed an incendiary device that failed to explode in front of New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s home.

PennDOT says vehicle registration can’t change your voter registration. Its own form says otherwise.

Two state agencies continue to engage in a practice that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court said was “of questionable validity[.]”

Although Governor Shapiro abandoned the state’s entry into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, he’s instead pushed state-specific versions of it.

The community is being asked to support the family displaced by a blaze on West Walnut Street.

Police say a single driver was involved and no rescue was required.

The encounter between police and the “Quakertown Five” occurred on February 20 after numerous students staged an anti-ICE walkout.

Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Oracle, and xAI signed the Ratepayer Protection Pledge.

Section 122, which has never been invoked, gives the president temporary authority to address balance-of-payments deficits.

Public comment was dominated by criticism of Scott McElree.

A warrant was issued after an alleged Dunkin incident involving a glass pitcher and a knife remains active more than a decade later.