A proposed ordinance that would limit how Lackawanna County's government interacts with federal immigration authorities may put the county at risk for lawsuits, or even expose its officials to ...

With many of our democratic institutions in crisis and elites capitulating to the whims of the White House, it’s critical that an honest record of the present be kept to ensure perseverance of the law ...

In 1969, Republican Congressman Paul McCloskey warned executives gathered at a packaging conference that they had to do something about the waste they were creating — “not dispose of it, but reduce ...

San Jose officials are weighing growing calls to divest the city from companies that critics say don't align with local values. The City Council is set to take up the controversial divestment ...

Parliament unanimously approved an urgent proposal calling on the government to direct CBB to postpone bank loan repayments ...

Some Pennsylvania lawmakers want to give the state’s top prosecutor more power to take on pharmacy benefit managers, the corporate middlemen that are frequently blamed for pharmacy closures across the ...

In a time of great divide over the future of college athletics, crucial meetings this week are the latest battlegrounds of a years-long power struggle between those in control of the current system ...

Pennsylvania’s attorney general would be empowered to play a greater role in challenging the practices of pharmacy benefit managers under a new proposal.

“It’s been unbelievable,” said Karen Feridun, co-founder of Better Path Coalition, a nonprofit that advocates for clean ...

NEW CUMBERLAND — City officials have been approached about the possibility of teaming up with Hancock County and other municipalities to address unsafe structures in the community. City Clerk Tammy ...

CAs express concerns over proposed tax changes affecting SGBs and dividends, urging adjustments for investor protection and clarity.

While rumors of movement among the city's sports teams swirl, the American Airlines Center may welcome a new tenant, city officials said.