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The arts organization teamed up with Creative Philadelphia to award funding to local jazz artists and education programs throughout the month.

Federal agencies notified state, city and local health departments last week of immediate cuts to U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services grants.

In 2018, New Jersey voters approved a bond to pay for renovations and additions at vo-tech schools across the state.

For 260 consecutive weeks since the pandemic, a group of Lansdowne neighbors have gathered to bond over drinks in a suburban spin on Philadelphia stoop culture.

The novelist who died in 2007 wrote novels for more than 50 years, while also making drawings on the side. Drexel opened an exhibition of two dozen.

The 2nd annual Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Autism Fathers Conference will be held April 5 at the Vanguard School in Malvern.

“Philadelphia in Color: 1950 - 1990,” coming in 2026, will feature candid snapshots submitted by the public.

SEPTA scrapped plans for a $48 million park and ride garage near its regional rail station and instead approved a mixed-use development project lease.

A researcher posed as a case manager and called treatment providers across the city to figure out how easy it is to get medication that reduces the risk of fatal overdoses.

The growing movement targeting Musk’s company comes amid a rise in vandalism of Tesla vehicles.

The election has set a record for spending in a judicial election and has become a litmus test for the opening months of Donald Trump’s presidency.

Trump hasn’t weighed in yet on the June primary, but a push by Republican candidates to win his favor is well underway.

PennDOT says it needs to repair a bridge deck on a section of the highway.

About 4,500 Philadelphia residents could lose access to their water, according to city officials — an 80% drop in potential water shutoffs compared to pre-pandemic times.

Voters will head to the polls across the Delaware Valley to weigh in on races for district attorney, governor, election boards and beyond.