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A 66-year-old woman from Levittown has become the third person to die following the explosion and fire at the Bristol Health and Rehab Center on Dec. 23.

The effort officially expanded to include the neighborhoods of Fishtown and Kensington, among others.

Almost three dozen judges joined the district attorney and city controller in taking their oath of office in a formal ceremony.

The Eagles are ready to defend their Super Bowl championship. With first-round playoff matchups set, here’s everything you need to know.

Studies suggest nature can help lower stress and boost attention. Researchers and educators say it can also help kids express creativity.

The latest baby African penguin, known only as 53, joins Oscar and Duffy as the latest additions to the aquarium’s African penguin colony.

“The Henriot Family” by Pierre-Auguste Renoir is the “apogee of impressionism” but is often overlooked.

During the 1800s, Pennsylvania was at the epicenter of the rye whiskey industry. Prohibition caused most of the distilleries to close, and the state’s legacy was forgotten.

After weekend protests called Trump’s military actions an overstep, some Venezuelans living in Philadelphia said they want Maduro to face justice.

Delaware law does not allow residents to dispose of real trees or yard waste in landfills.

Delaware was one of 24 recipients of the federal grant. The money will support the education of struggling kids in grades 4 to 12.

The Trump administration launched airstrikes on the South American country overnight and ousted President Nicolás Maduro. Protesters say the mission was unconstitutional.

Delaware Valley activists and lawmakers see potential for justice and danger following the U.S. military action.

The operation, conducted early Saturday, has left Venezuela in turmoil, with its leadership uncertain and the impact on its military still unclear.

The James R. Halsey Foundation of the Arts offers food and clothing assistance and provides counseling to help kids flourish.