Philadelphia Inquirer: Data of over 25,000 people stolen in 2023 breach
Daily newspaper Philadelphia Inquirer revealed that attackers behind a May 2023 security breach have stolen the personal and financial information…
Mom, 70, used 16-inch blade hidden in walking cane to fatally stab man fighting her adult son near bar; jury calls it murder
A 70-year-old mother was found guilty of murder Thursday for using a 16-inch blade hidden in a walking cane to…
New Jersey brothers set to govern neighboring towns in 2024
Two brothers will become mayors of neighboring New Jersey towns in 2024. The brothers emphasize the deep connections and intermingled…
UPenn president’s fate hangs in balance as angry board convenes for emergency meeting
University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill faces mounting pressure to resign from her role after intense backlash to her Congressional…
Philadelphia votes to ban ski masks in public; faces accusations of criminalizing young black men
The Philadelphia City Council has approved a ban on ski masks in hopes of cutting down on the violent crime…
Pennsylvania Democrat Jack Stollsteimer enters 2024 race for attorney general
Jack Stollsteimer, the district attorney of Delaware County, has announced his candidacy for Pennsylvania attorney general in 2024. The Democrat…
Four face charges after allegedly stealing 2 million dimes from truck leaving US Mint in Philadelphia
Federal authorities have released information about the apparent theft of more than 2 million dimes from a tractor-trailer on April…
Family of man sought for alleged murder of Josh Kruger says liberal activist was threatening to release their sexually explicit videos
The family of a man being sought in the murder of a liberal journalist in Philadelphia says that the victim…
The Week in Ransomware – May 26th 2023 – Cities Under Attack
Ransomware gangs continue to hammer local governments in attacks, taking down IT systems and disrupting cities' online services. [...]
Sunday Paper Debacle: Philadelphia Inquirer Scrambles to Respond to Cyberattack
It's still unclear when systems for Pennsylvania's largest media outlet will be fully restored, as employees were told to stay…