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The proposal was sent out to legislators to raise awareness about animal welfare. But some dog walkers question its practicality.

Philadelphians’ electric, gas and water bills all increased in 2025. Together, the typical household is paying around $30 more per month.

Ken Schumann says officials inspected his property for years without raising concerns before ruling this year that his lot is too small to legally keep goats.

Officials were motivated by people's calls for helping someone before they reach the legal threshold of being a danger to themselves or others.

As many as 45,000 Philadelphians are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits.

With rising unemployment and higher energy costs, Garden State businesses are expressing concern about what the new year has in store for them.

Police say the 44-year-old suspect entered the DMV as a customer Tuesday afternoon before shooting a state trooper who was working inside.

The hit Netflix show channels the classic 1962 young adult novel, just as the Arden Theatre puts it on stage.

A Winter Weather Advisory will be in effect through 10 a.m. Saturday. New Jersey, meanwhile, has declared a State of Emergency in all 21 counties.

Pennsylvanians have until Dec. 31 to switch health insurance plans for coverage to kick in on Jan. 1.

Christmas trees don’t have to be left for curbside trash collection, where they are destined for the landfill.

Here is a look into Kwanzaa – its roots in community and family, and how you can celebrate in Philly.

Once again, the Weitzman is opening its doors for “Being ____ at Christmas,” an event for the whole community.

The nonprofit For Love and Buttercup helps pediatric cancer patients find kindness and hope with books during their hospital stays.

One Simple Wish gives adults who can’t become foster parents themselves a way to help kids in crisis.