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“There’s nothing low risk or low cost about war for the women and men who fight it,” said Biden.

Home kits are not as accurate as the PCR tests, but they have the advantage of giving results within minutes instead of days.

The jurors’ question may indicate they are nearing the end of their deliberations in the federal corruption trial of Bobby Henon and John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty.

Former Philadelphia priest Robert Brennan, 83, changed his plea to guilty Wednesday in federal court, according to court documents.

There is still particulate matter in the air from the smoke, and people near the remaining smoke or haze were advised to limit their time outside.

Silvi Haldipur went to Tuesday night's Central Bucks School District school board meeting to share some positivity, but what she heard horrified her.

Observers see a slow-moving storm set to destabilize a housing market that is already strained by unmet demand for decent, affordable options.

Nov. 11- Nov. 14: Things to do in Pa., Del., and N.J.

N.J. Senate President Steve Sweeney has conceded his reelection bid. It’s the end of an era for South Jersey, so what comes next?

The government’s ambitious rhetoric around climate is too often dangerously out of step with its own actions.

First-degree murder charges are filed against two people in a gunfight near Academy Park High before the shooting by Sharon Hill police officers.

Over 6,000 people tuned in to hear Laverne Cox speak. Later, Olympic gymnast and advocate Simone Biles delivered a keynote speech.

In Kensington, Granholm said some of the new $3.5B in funds for weatherization will likely go to the Energy Coordinating Agency.

The juror who tested positive was excused from the case and all the other jurors have tested negative, the judge said.

The posters, designed by Philly artists and the small businesses that inspire them, will be placed in commercial corridors across the city, just in time for holiday shopping.