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Flights were delayed Thursday at major airports like LaGuardia and Newark due to air traffic controller shortages.

If the federal government shutdown continues into November, SNAP payments will dry up for nearly 472,000 residents in Philadelphia alone.

The Foundation for Delaware County is bringing all of their programming under one tent to create a continuum of care for families with low incomes.

The DOJ announced it will monitor polling sites in six jurisdictions: Passaic County, New Jersey, and Los Angeles, Orange, Kern, Riverside and Fresno counties in California.

Pennsylvania’s constitution lays out a clear procedure for filling a Supreme Court vacancy.

The massive tax bill passed by Republicans this summer included tax breaks for corporations and cuts to Medicaid and SNAP.

Designed by architect David Adjaye, Princeton’s new museum corrects the problematic old one.

Forty additional city employees have been given authority to issue notices of violation against illegal dumpers. They hit the streets next month.

The central Pennsylvania station that serves 1.5 million people was slated to shut down after an earlier agreement was rejected by Penn State.

SEPTA said it will postpone buying new buses, upgrades to the Bristol Regional Rail Station and a new facility at its Frazer Railroad site.

Republicans objected as Democrats proposed a voice vote on their legislation to pay all federal workers and prevent President Donald Trump’s administration from mass firings.

At Princeton and some others, the number of new Black students has fallen by nearly half. Some colleges attribute it to natural fluctuations.

En Los Mayas y en todo Delaware, los propietarios de restaurantes están luchando por mantenerse a flote en medio del aumento de costes y presión laboral.

Un nuevo informe muestra que los estudiantes multilingües casi llega a los 19,000 en Delaware, pero la escasez de docentes y los sistemas obsoletos dejan brechas clave.

A spokesperson for Gauger Cobbs Middle School said there were a few minor injuries to students, but that no one required hospitalization.