NAACP asks Pa. Supreme Court to review DA Pier Hess Graff for saying she hopes reporter ‘burns in a fire’
Just days after Lebanon County District Attorney Pier Hess Graf said she hoped PennLive’s Christine Vendel “burns in a fire,” ...
Lebanon County NAACP criticizes District Attorney Pier Hess Graf for 'troubling public utterance' about local reporter
In a letter to the state Supreme Court's Disciplinary Board, the NAACP accused Graf of saying she hoped a Pennlive reporter ...
Harvard Sued for Letting Trans Athlete Swim in Women’s Race
Harvard University was sued by three former University of Pennsylvania female swimmers who claim they were discriminated ...
Lack of Jurisdiction Dooms Child Sex Abuse Claim Against Archdiocese of Philadelphia, says NJ Supreme Court
D.T.'s claim was filed under the revival window opened by New Jersey Senate Bill 477, or the New Jersey Child Victims Act, ...
Pennsylvania Elections Chief Touts Progress in Reducing Mail Ballot Rejection Rate
New data from Pennsylvania's statewide elections agency indicates about 2,600 mail-in ballots were turned down in the ...
Blue Cross Blue Shield $2.67 billion settlement checks sent soon. Who is eligible
The settlement ended litigation when a class-action antitrust lawsuit was filed against more than 35 Blue Cross Blue Shield ...
Letting voters fix mail ballots cuts rejection rates. Not all Pa. counties allow it.
Counties that allow mail voters to fix errors that could otherwise get their ballots disqualified rejected fewer ballots ...
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Gov. Josh Shapiro will unveil his next budget proposal on Tuesday
Lawmakers and advocacy groups identify funding for education and transportation as among the most pressing needs in the next ...
Morrisey attends signing of Trump’s executive order barring trans athletes from women’s, girls’ sports
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey was in Washington as President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning transgender girls from women’s and girls’ sports.
After Supreme Court decision, religious discrimination lawsuit filed by former Lancaster County heads back to trial
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania rejected a motion for a summary judgement from the USPS and ordered a trial for Gerald Groff.