All of them, the filings said, lent their “law license and the legal profession’s integrity and power to an orchestrated effort to undermine our nation’s elections.”

The discovery set off a scramble to ensure voting machines had not been compromised and to contain the fallout. City officials said the theft would not disrupt the election.

Footage circulated widely on social media showed Rehl at the forefront of a mob of Proud Boys, many of whom have already been charged with crimes tied to the insurrection in Washington Jan. 6.

The city also agreed to contribute $500,000 to a fund that will provide counseling to victims of police violence and offer community-led programming.

The ruling delivered a minor win in Trump ongoing legal war to challenge the integrity of Pennsylvania's election results. But the number of votes thrown out by the ruling is expected to be small.

“IF TRUMP TELLS US TO STORM THE ...CAPITAL [sic], IMA DO THAT THEN!,” FBI agents say Kenneth Grayson, 51, wrote on Facebook as he prepared to travel to Washington for the Jan. 6 "Stop the Steal" rally

Video clips of Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna over several days show aggressive responses to people protesting against oppressive policing.

Prosecutors say Patrick Stedman who bills himself to Twitter followers as an expert in “female psychology,” chronicled storming the Capitol with fellow Trump supporters, then tried to blame antifa.

Dozens of officers — some in uniform — gathered outside of Lodge 5 of the Fraternal Order of Police on Monday and then at the 15th Police District Headquarters as the police inspector surrendered.

Moses Thomas was first identified in a 2018 lawsuit as the commander who led the 1990 slaughter at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, an incident described as the “worst single episode” of the war.

The indictment, unsealed Monday, said the group had been active since 2015, stretching their influence from Philadelphia to the Jersey Shore.

While there are tens of thousands of remaining votes, many of those ballots are not being challenged in any way and will be counted.

In a news conference, the president's lawyers floated unfounded conspiracy theories bearing little relation to cases they are arguing in court. They took a few jabs at Philly, too.

The men, both named Willie Singletary, were arrested Wednesday.

The Trump campaign’s hastily called Saturday news conference outside a Holmesburg landscaping firm captured the public’s imagination and offered a fitting end to an at-times slapdash campaign.

The account of Bologna twisting a handcuffed protester's fingers so hard she feared they would break is the third accusation against the embattled inspector.

If Pennsylvania’s high-stakes U.S. Senate race is as close as expected, a wait for results out of the state’s largest city is sure to shine a national spotlight on Philadelphia.

Dozens of city judges double as landlords but several didn’t follow the same laws their courts are charged with upholding, an Inquirer analysis found.

Prosecutors say Sgt. Michael Kennedy, a member of the department’s Narcotics Field Unit, stole money while searching a Kensington apartment. Video of the purported theft later appeared on social media

A source said the investigation began when police received a tip to be on the lookout for two men and a woman from Virginia Beach traveling to the region to “straighten things out” at polling places.

But legal experts increasingly agree that the vote margins have grown too wide for even a few favorable rulings to tip the balance in the president's favor.

Fallout from the scandal has cost the university millions in legal settlements with the state and federal investigators and former students who contend their degrees have been devalued.

Anthony Lucidonio Sr., known as “Tony Luke Sr.” or “Papa Luke,” and son Nicholas Lucidonio kept two sets of books to hide cash they raked in at the iconic cheesesteak spot in the shadow of I-95.

Despite a wave of activity in court and an early legal victory in Philadelphia, none of it appeared poised to alter Biden's momentum or deliver Trump a reelection victory.

With their filings, Trump and more than a third of states in the union have now endorsed an unprecedented effort to disenfranchise voters in four states because of their support for Biden.

A Williams College professor has apologized for a “lack of clarity and due diligence” after his statistical analysis of Pennsylvania mail-in votes was used by conservative lawmakers to push unsubst...

Prosecutors claimed that Dougherty essentially bought himself a Philadelphia councilmember by continuing to pay Henon for a union job after his election.

John J. Dougherty was arrested and charged in a new federal criminal matter — this time involving threats he allegedly made to a contractor who employed his nephew.

Officials remain tight-lipped regarding details of the charges. But sources familiar with the matter say they are tied to police cars set on fire during racial injustice protests this spring.

The former prosecutor and Pennsylvania gubernatorial hopeful is trying to keep his distance from Trump's election denial. But then Trump released a letter McSwain sent him echoing 2020 complaints.

Philip Nordo was convicted of using the power of his badge to exploit vulnerable witnesses and informants in murder cases. He faces the prospect of years behind bars.

Their findings could indicate infection rates at corrections facilities across Southeastern Pennsylvania are several times higher than what is currently being detected and suggest that many more...

Hundreds gathered at Malcolm X Park and marched to denounce the death of Walter Wallace Jr., a 27-year-old Black man whom police shot and killed. Looting broke out elsewhere in the city.

Investigators identified Philip S. Young, of Sewell, by the distinctive logo of Local 28 of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers embroidered on the jacket he wore during the insurrection.

The announcement came hours after a federal judge ruled that the proposed facility would not violate federal law.

Jacqueline C. Romero has worked in the U.S Attorney's Office since 2006. If confirmed, she would be the first woman of color to lead the office overseeing federal prosecutions in the region.

Declining to do so themselves, 64 state House Republicans asked Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation in Washington to block the awarding of its 20 electoral votes.

Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin unveiled the indictment Monday, which also named Norcross’ brother Philip, their longtime lawyer William Tambussi, and former Camden Mayor Dana Redd as codefendants

A day of setbacks in and out of court left the president's legal strategy to reverse the results teetering on the edge of collapse.

The Trump campaign hired Harrisburg-area lawyer and conservative radio host Mark Scaringi. Rudy Giuliani also joined the case. Linda Kerns, a Philadelphia lawyer, filed a motion to bow out.