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Bird watching has become increasingly popular since the pandemic. Advocates hope this enthusiasm translates to action.

Rita Collins has taken her Amazing Traveling Bookstore and Textual Apothecary around the country. This week, she found the love of reading alive and well at Drexel.

Customers will see higher average premium prices on Get Covered New Jersey during annual open enrollment, which begins Nov. 1.

As other Republicans call for ending the Iran war or rolling back tariffs, the first-term senator is focused on eliminating “unnecessary” regulations.

Famed biologist Lynn Margulis’ papers arrive at the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia after the historic collection was nearly destroyed in a fire.

The William Penn School District in Delaware County did not specify what occurred but appointed an “outside investigator” to look into the allegation.

The order comes after Energy Transfer identified a 600-gallon crude oil pipeline leak in Michigan similar to the one discovered in Bucks County last year.

People can apply to be poll workers if they are at least 17 years old and are U.S. citizens.

The late designer’s estate gave hundreds of pieces of clothing to the Woodmere, which is now creating a fashion lending library.

The state pop-up measles vaccine clinics are hosted at small venues in communities with pockets of unvaccinated residents, including in Lancaster County.

The Republican congressman’s campaign has used Patch.com posts that make unsubstantiated claims about Democratic challenger Bob Harvie.

State election officials said they are operating normally and preparing for early voting to start next week.

The Police Department's $95 million facility in University City will replace what is widely considered an undersized, outdated lab in North Philadelphia.

The grant funding will support accountability reporting, neighborhood journalism and engagement around key city issues.

Graham is a Republican who is not an attorney but contends he can run the Department of Justice better than longtime prosecutor Jennings.