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Attorney General Todd Blanche says the department will cooperate with Congress but has also insisted that “we will not back down” from the Republican president's agenda.

For its 14th tour of China, the Philadelphia Orchestra returns to its role of cultural diplomacy.

Officials said the county identified millions of dollars in savings to offset increased costs.

The proposed AT&T cell tower would fill gaps in coverage for people riding the popular ferry. Some residents question how it benefits them.

No injuries have been reported. Commuters are urged to find alternate routes.

The 10-year-old’s tragic death has prompted investigations from virtually all sides of Philadelphia’s city government.

Investigators say the October fire that damaged Lulu M. Ross Elementary School was sparked by an electrical failure.

Nov. 12–15: Delaware Renaissance Faire, a fall-themed wine festival and Kansas in South Jersey are among the weekend highlights.

NJ PEN is hosting its first Small Business Street Fair to help boost the community amid changing rules on reaching customers online.

Philadelphia will miss the snow forecast for parts of New England and New York.

“This year, I'm glad we don't have to do it, but it is going to be a tight budget,” Delaware County Council Vice Chair Christine Reuther said.

The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers is calling on Mayor Cherelle Parker to intervene to stop the closures and begin overdue maintenance.

Residents of Cranbury Township only learned about the September heist last week.

“Why is this such a difficult decision to make when the money is there?” asked one Cobbs Creek renter at risk of displacement.

The Scheie Eye Institute in MOTION van can screen for glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and other conditions linked to chronic disease.