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The soup and snack maker is hoping to cut costs by a half-billion dollars by 2030.

Unemployment rates have climbed for Black and Hispanic workers, and unemployed workers now outnumber open positions.

The high court's conservative majority previously allowed the president’s plan to move ahead, but they have not decided whether it is legal.

The fast-growing company will spend $370 million on the move and receive nearly $40 million in state and city incentives.

Election data shows that Democrats were more likely to vote by mail in 2024 than those with other political affiliations.

Sept. 3–6: From soul to pop, a strong concert lineup proves that Philly-area fans enjoy diverse genres of music.

After more than 50 years of celebrating Wilmington’s Hispanic community, the city’s longtime parade is preparing to move to Dover in 2027.

In Philadelphia, city officials have plans to increase awareness and support services for residents who will be affected by the Medicaid changes.

Mike Kozikowski, New Castle County’s recorder of deeds, promised County Councilman David Tackett a $76,295-a-year post to stay off the primary ballot.

As Anjoli Santiago takes the helm of Philadelphia Arts in Education Partnership, the state has changed its arts funding priorities.

The money is enough to get construction underway, but riders will have to wait years for the new fleet to arrive.

Robin Lyn Massing allegedly intercepted at least one of the three checks meant to be mailed on behalf of the Media Little League and tried to deposit it for more than $7,200.

Police say 32-year-old Erin Piacenti, of Chester, N.J., died at the hospital. The other victim, a 68-year-old man, is hospitalized in critical but stable condition.

Alfonso Q. Llano Jr. took over the state-run school district in March. Parents are calling for more transparency from the state.

The man was arrested in Honduras just miles away from where the child’s mother had a previous visit on a mission trip.