Violators would face fines of $250 or the first offense, $500 for the second, and $1,000 for each subsequent infraction.

Gayborhood drag producer Braden Chapman says he regrets that two Drag Wars contestants “felt pressured or obligated to partake in these conversations.”

U.S. District Judge Michael Baylson called the case a “paperwork dispute” that could easily be solved “with the stroke of a pen.”

A Virginia couple claims in a lawsuit that the convenience store chain dispenses water at a “highly dangerous temperature.”

H.R. McMaster Sr., the father of the general and former Trump cabinet member, was found dead on April 13th at a senior care facility in Roxborough.

A study by the First Judicial District found that approximately 200,000 residents ignore a summons each year.

“Listen, the dogs are gonna poop whether or not I’m there with the camera,” she insists. “I’m not mistreating them.”

A 25-year-old man described by police as a “menace to society” did his best Spider-Man impression before officers closed in.

Abington’s police chief explains why a man who was apparently attempting to draw police into a 2nd Amendment debate was involuntarily committed.

Peter Crawford is taking WhoseYourLandlord to court.

Gov. Phil Murphy says the weapons used in 77 percent of New Jersey’s crimes involving guns were from states other than his own.

Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown has sponsored a primary ballot measure to make the training mandatory for all city workers.

The potential move is said to have an impact on the bus system’s eventual redesign.

Outraged by the lack of seating at the new JFK Plaza, a group of Philadelphians have planned a lawn-chair takeover on Tuesday afternoon.

The third installment of the popular automobile-free event will take place on August 11th.