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The notice came minutes after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention asked the Justice Department to appeal the decision handed down by a federal judge in Florida earl

Pennsylvania First Lady Frances Wolf moderated a virtual panel discussion with early childhood educators on Wednesday to discuss Gov. Tom ...

State Sen. Darius Brown has been reinstated to two legislative committees after being acquitted of assault.

Philly trial attorneys weigh in on who gets the advantage in a retrial – prosecution or defense?

The Pennsylvania nonprofit aims to equip people with the tools they need to understand and cope with substance use, addiction, and trauma.

Study cites housing affordability exacerbated by COVID-19 pandemic.

Murphy lauded the curriculum but said he had some concerns as well.

The ordinance would require ownership to give the county a 180-day notice if they wanted to close a ward or hospital.

Solarize Philly helps solar power users donate energy credits to install renewable power in areas where people can’t afford the cost of installation.

In addition to pounding the holdout in Mariupol, Russian forces have intensified their attacks along the Donbas.

Though the money is important, an attorney says the settlement means validation for his clients and having "their voice heard."

Section 8 housing in Philadelphia has been the source of community and political conflict for decades — and is re-emerging today in University City.

With a $10 million gift from the Maguire Foundation, the Chestnut Hill museum will get to work transforming its neighbor into a modern art space.

The anonymous flyer circulating in West Chester falsely claims that the district’s middle and high school libraries contain over 80 books with sexually explicit content.

The CDC continues to assess public health conditions, and if the agency determines a mandate is necessary, the Justice Department will file an appeal.