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With protesters in clear retreat, the end of the three-week protest against the country’s COVID-19 restrictions and the government appeared to be in sight.

Arbitrators have rejected a last-ditch request by American figure skaters to have their silver medals awarded before the end of the Olympics.

Vice President Kamala Harris has warned Russia that it will face “unprecedented” economic penalties if it invades Ukraine.

Delaware County officials have announced the arrest of a former principal who is accused of sexually assaulting a student.

Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora hopes addressing mental health will stem the record bloodshed in New Jersey’s capital city.

Philadelphia hosts the world premiere of an immersive exhibition about Harry Potter and the entire Wizarding World.

Along with some discounts, SEPTA adds service on some routes, but longer waits on others, to adjust to COVID ridership trends.

Thomas continued her strong showing at the Ivy League swimming championships, setting more records while claiming her second title two days.

In a 6-hour hearing, the justices grilled a series of lawyers on the merits and drawbacks of 13 different maps submitted as possible choices.

After two years of giving away food in Philadelphia and other cities, the chefs behind the project now have a home at Chester's Vittles Food Court.

U.S. District Court Judge Amit Mehta says in his ruling that Trump’s words were “plausibly words of incitement not protected by the First Amendment.”

The pair hit five businesses in the Feltonville and Juniata sections between Nov. 21 and Dec. 6. One business was robbed twice in two days.

President Joe Biden on Friday signed a bipartisan bill to extend government funding for three weeks to give Congress more time to reach a ...

A California bill would allow private citizens to go after gun makers in the same way Texas allows them to target abortion providers.

“I tapped into my grandmother’s energy and never looked back,” said designer Matin Fahim.