Ryan W. Briggs

Confusion over federal hemp law, and the inability of lawmakers in Harrisburg to pass regulations has led to a smoke shop frenzy in Pa.

One firm has nearly $1 million tied up in eight property sales with no idea when Sheriff Rochelle Bilal's staff will process the deeds. Another has been waiting since 2024.

Robert Coleman, whose granddaughter died following the crash earlier this month, has settled four lawsuits.

Temple University and other renters in North Philadelphia could be effected as apartment buildings start heading to foreclosure following suspicious sales.

Philadelphia is a wonderland for unregulated “magic mushrooms.” Trip at your own risk.

The recovery effort in Grays Ferry will continue 24 hours per day until ironworkers Matthew Kane and Mark Scott Jr. are recovered, Fire Commissioner Jeffrey Thompson said.

“That's so far from the truth it's disturbing," said one real-estate agent who resells properties after sheriff sales. Some buyers say they are waiting up to a year after auction to get deeds.

The much larger Philadelphia Police Department spent less on recruitment and got more bang for its buck.

Philly-based real estate influencers Gregory "Big Bizzneesss" Parker and Danielle “Nikki” Parker have been charged with fraud in federal court.

“These businesses fuel crime,” said Councilmember Katherine Gilmore-Richardson, who introduced the legislation and has waged a yearslong crusade against smoke shops.