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Project HOME completed a supportive, permanent housing project during the pandemic, expanding its stock of apartments for people formerly homeless.

Fallout was brutal Friday after Biden’s announcement of a $1.75 trillion framework still failed to produce ironclad support from two key holdout senators.

After 41 years in the journalism game, Annette is closing her notebook for the very last time. She is retiring from her work as a journalist and leaving WHYY.

An executive order aims to address environmental justice and help solve geographic inequities.

Donna Richemond will look to assist the county in its endeavors at making itself more inclusive to both employees and community members alike.

A labor agreement that averted a possible strike by SEPTA’s largest union will likely be the last helmed by TWU Local 234 President Willie Brown.

Following a call from the Biden administration in August, Philadelphia opened its airport to Operation Allies Welcome, receiving Afghani evacuees.

The agency authorized the kid-size doses on Friday. They are just a third of the amount given to teens and adults.

Prosecutors called the gambit by Kathy McGuiness “absurd.” The judge ruled that she is only entitled to a public defender.

Isis, a Delaware College of Art & Design graduate and co-founder of KLIK photography collective, has used the power of art to tell the stories of Black women.

Ivonne Pinto-García embraces Día de los Muertos and its traditions as a way to honor her ancestors and share that pride with her Philadelphia community.

Less than a third of poll respondents said they feel “very well informed” about the consequences of global warming.

To be finalized, the agreement must be ratified by TWU Local 234 members and approved by the SEPTA board.

“This is a spike in labor activity and labor militancy. Workers are asserting their power in ways that haven't been done in over a generation.”

Nine years before the Salem witch trials, the first and only people to stand trial for witchcraft in Pennsylvania were two women from present-day Delaware County.