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Lead poisoning prevention experts are calling on the state to fund remediation and testing.

Philadelphia is divided on the noisy pyrotechnic displays. So is the Pa. State Senate.

The city is seeking tenants and landlords to apply for rental assistance so it can disperse state and federal money before looming deadlines.

Researchers looked at 10 months of data from more than 44,000 Medicare patients from 1,188 hospitals in 41 states and the District of Columbia.

Though consumer fireworks are legal within the city limits, several stipulations limit where and when they can be used.

Jessica Stern, soon to become the State Department's special diplomatic envoy for LGBTQ rights, sees a mix of promising news and worrisome developments almost everywhere.

Environmental groups are pressuring a York County food processor to fix problems at its wastewater treatment plant.

The quest is fueled by former President Donald Trump's baseless claims that fraud was behind his loss in the battleground state.

New Jersey lawmakers urge EPA to reform renewable-fuels standard for small refiners.

Backyard bird watchers are being asked to take away feeders and birdbaths to help stop the spread of an as-yet unexplained ailment.

State Senators Lisa Baker and Steve Santarsiero say the process that allowed the disgraced comedian to walk out of prison should not play out again.

Williams was due to give birth on July 21, but baby Mazir had a different plan. At around 9 a.m. on June 26, Williams went into labor on the Route 55 bus.

The court is right, but Cosby’s accusers are understandably angry.

The Pa. Department of Health is working to hire a new company under an even pricier contract to take over its contact tracing program after it fired the previous company.

The Schuylkill River trail between Walnut and Market reopened just in time for the Fourth of July weekend festivities.