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Republican lawmakers are likely to use the constitutional amendment process to take the issue to the voters.

O’Neil, a Villanova graduate, also has local ties from a previous job as vice president of sales with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Nearly 1,000 students voted for the new mascot this month. They had a choice between the Raptors or "R" for Radnor.

Defense attorneys play an important role in re-imagining community safety. But less attention has been paid to the election of reform-minded judges.

As the mercury climbs, Philly neighbors are raising money to help one another keep cool.

Penn Live Arts’ name reflects its mission to go beyond its theater walls. The Pennsylvania Ballet becomes Philadelphia Ballet to honor hometown.

New Jersey had fought to keep the company from building the pipeline on state-controlled conservation land.

Delaware cops will no longer be able to avoid prosecution for shooting a suspect by saying they believed an officer or someone else was in imminent danger of death.

Data analysis by the office found Philadelphia’s Department of Prisons is losing correctional officers at a faster pace than it’s releasing prisoners.

During their final weekly COVID-19 briefing, state health officials said 69.8% of Delawareans have had at least one dose of the vaccine.

Gurbir Grewal, the nation’s first Sikh attorney general, has been appointed head of enforcement for the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Alphonso Atkins Jr. has had a long career in diversity, equity, and inclusivity management.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed the state's largest budget ever after swift passage by the Legislature with little time for public scrutiny of the bill.

Each year, the award is given to a person or organization who goes above and beyond for their community.

City officials say the overgrown former golf course could be reborn as a world-class soccer facility. Environmentalists challenge the public benefit.