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Since mid-December, the hospitalization rate in these youngest kids has surged to more than 4 in 100,000 children, up from 2.5 per 100,000.

The proposal removes a requirement that harm reduction centers get permission from municipal governments to operate.

A jury convicted all three defendants of murder, aggravated assault, false imprisonment and attempted false imprisonment in November.

Pennsylvania has begun to organize “strike teams” of extra workers for hospitals and nursing homes struggling with surging COVID-19-related caseloads and staffing shortages.

Governors across the U.S. took sweeping action during earlier surges of COVID-19, but are taking a much different approach during the record-setting omicron outbreak.

Sidney Poitier, the groundbreaking actor who transformed how Black people were portrayed on screen, has died at 94.

The two-dose Moderna vaccine is open to Americans 18 and older.

Parts of the region could see between 4" to 6" of snow. Here’s what you need to know.

Pop-up clinics and low-tech sign-ups provided a road map for equitable mass vaccination. Now, the health system is planning for what’s next.

The Seaford City Council voted to stop enforcement of an ordinance requiring burial or cremation of fetal remains after an abortion or miscarriage.

The inpatient obstetrics unit, which includes labor and delivery, NICU, and maternal fetal medicine, will move to Crozer-Chester Medical Center.

While short-term emergency relief funds have gone a long way for smaller arts groups in Philly, that money is starting to dry up.

The fate of the bill is questionable as it heads to a final vote on Monday, the last full day of the current legislative session.

The rally in Philadelphia was one of about 150 around the country, organized by a coalition of national groups.

Philadelphia Housing Authority CEO Kelvin Jeremiah said the deadly fire that engulfed a PHA apartment highlights the need for investment in public housing.