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Union leaders in Philly say the Trump administration has not provided guidance for a shutdown, as employees worry that their jobs could be permanently cut.

New Castle County says the prior administration was advised to send out the new property values last summer, not in mid-November.

The University of Delaware and Delaware State University evacuated buildings Tuesday following reports of safety threats.

The School District of Philadelphia’s Parent and Family University will provide civic engagement, financial literacy, and other resources for participating schools’ caregivers

As a long-term funding solution for SEPTA remains up in the air, the weeklong event encourages Philadelphians to think critically about accessible transit.

Base officials said a report of an active shooter prompted the tri-service joint base to undergo emergency protocols.

The failure of Congress to keep the government open means that hundreds of thousands of federal workers could be furloughed or laid off.

Starting Oct. 1, the Academy of Natural Sciences will only be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A restructuring of staff is expected to follow.

Three people, including a 14-year-old soccer player, were killed in 2012 during a shootout at Eden Park in the city’s Southbridge section.

County residents can make an appointment online or walk in to receive their vaccine.

Philadelphians donned lederhosen on South Street to celebrate Bavarian culture this past weekend.

Prospect Medical Holdings is selling real estate from the shuttered hospitals, with a possible auction if enough bids come in, court documents show.

Neither side is showing any signs of budging, with the House not even expected to have votes this week.

Crandall Speights fled after he was indicted. Police discovered 40 pieces of jewelry during his arrest in New Jersey in January.

16 years after "The Biggest Loser", Tracey Yukich Lane opens up about her experience, being painted a villain, and keeping the weight off.