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A scheduled sweep of an outdoor encampment called Camp Chloe, home to about 20 people, was delayed Friday morning.

The endorsements help state Rep. Chris Rabb solidify his place as a progressive outsider in the race for a mostly Democratic district.

Wilmington housing advocates and the mayor's office are at odds over his opposition to rent assistance and stabilization programs.

Quakertown police arrested five students on Feb. 20 after a confrontation with officers when they were protesting federal immigration enforcement.

Jamie Gauthier wants to rezone schools to limit redevelopment of school buildings, arguing their land value is driving decisions instead of students’ needs.

Christopher Knight, a former sergeant at Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility, will be sentenced in July.

It’s the first time a Pennsylvania utility agreed to shield average ratepayers from data center costs. Data centers will pay $11 million for low-income rate relief.

A newly independent America needed international trading partners. China was the big fish.

The project to collect feedback started two years ago, with a national controversy and high-profile leadership changes along the way.

Parents of victims of explicit AI-generated images called for better responses from school districts.

In 2020, the County Council began investing to shift Delaware County to the newer Project 25 radio system.

The 8-7 vote came after a contentious hearing Wednesday and sent the Cabinet nomination to the full Senate, which could act to confirm Mullin next week.

March 19–22: Gaelic Storm in Delaware, "Night of a 1000 Kates" in Philly and Alice Paul history in South Jersey are among the highlights.

The seasonal workforce is shifting in some shore towns amid rising housing costs. Even with higher wages, businesses say finding workers remains a challenge.

The subsidized units are among 12% of properties in the city that could lose their affordability restrictions over the next decade.