The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the suspension of former Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge Mark B. Cohen, who was ejected ...

The justices blocked the city’s financial guardian from unilaterally forcing a transfer of the Chester Water Authority’s ...

Off hours does not mean off limits in terms of your employer's ability to discipline you or fire you for inappropriate speech ...

The Supreme Court’s message was unmistakable: public water belongs to the public!” Noël Brandon, board chair of the Chester ...

Although the justices did not address the merits of the arbitration issue when they ruled last week, attorneys largely agree ...

Sitting Pennsylvania judges are limited in what they can say or post online about politics, the state Supreme Court ruled. The justices’ decision Wednesday upholds a Philadelphia judge’s suspension ...

A former chair of the North and South Shenango Joint Municipal Authority is appealing her case to the Pennsylvania Supreme ...

The Chester Water Authority is one of the region’s largest public water systems, serving approximately 200,000 across Chester and Delaware counties.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a novel ruling Wednesday backing the suspension of a former Philadelphia judge for making waves of partisan posts on Facebook. Former Philadelphia County Judge ...

Mark B. Cohen's dozens of posts about Liz Cheney, Josh Shapiro's election and other political issues led to his suspension ...

An average internet user doing a search on an unencrypted browser, such as Google, has no enforceable expectation of privacy, ...

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