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The Judiciary’s funding shortfalls could get worse in the coming year, and the effects would be especially severe if federal courts must operate under another full-year continuing resolution, the Judiciary’s policy-making body was told.

Federal judges are introducing young people to the Judiciary and sparking their interest in a range of careers in the courts – beyond the roles of judges and lawyers – through a national initiative called Open Doors to Careers in the Courts. A new video shows the approach, which starts with students visiting courthouses to […]

On Friday, June 6th, Pennsylvania’s newest traffic law began enforcement. Paul Miller’s Law outlaws any type of cell phone use while operating a vehicle. This includes phone use at red lights, stop signs, and traffic delays. Hands-free phone use is not outlawed, allowing drivers to continue to make phone calls, listen to music, and use […]

Aqua Pennsylvania has initiated a federal lawsuit against Arkema Inc., a chemical manufacturer based in King of Prussia, alleging negligence for polluting a creek that is part of a network supplying drinking water to thousands in Delaware and Chester Counties. This lawsuit, filed this week in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia, claims that the Goose […]

After nearly 10 years of production, Cargill Cocoa and Chocolate will permanently close its Hazleton facility this summer. Production that took place at the plant will be moved to other facilities across North America to support “evolving customer needs”. Cargill mentioned that this closure does not affect their protein production plants in the area. Cargill […]