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Wawa is joining other retailers in requiring workers to mask up as coronavirus cases rise again. The company recommends customers do the same.

The number of people in federal immigration detention has risen markedly under President Joe Biden. Since the end of February, the number of detainees has more than doubled.

Detailed cost analysis remains 18 months out, even though it was promised with Energy Master Plan in 2020.

The change impacts people who need addiction treatment and use medical marijuana for a substance use or mental health disorder.

The school is also urging students and employees to get vaccinated. Anyone not fully vaccinated by Aug. 9 will be required to undergo virus testing during the fall semester.

The exhibition at Slought features sculpture, video, installation, painting, and performance works from several artists speaking to one person’s vision.

A summer literacy program has been expanded to rec centers to help kids learn in person, in their neighborhoods, after a year of virtual school.

Aug. 5 - Aug. 9: Things to do in Philadelphia, Del., and N.J.

Even activists and city leaders paying close attention to Philadelphia’s gun violence prevention efforts say they don’t know specifics about how funds are being spent.

A call for a half-billion dollars in federal funding to fix flooding in Philadelphia’s Eastwick neighborhood.

The Anti-Violence Community Partnership program will announce its first recipients in early September.

The longtime state senator from Burlington County and former Philly TV news anchor is being praised as a smart pick for Ciattarelli in the race to unseat Gov. Murphy.

Initiatives at the federal and state level would provide paid leave for new parents and people with or caring for a child, spouse, or parent with a serious illness.

Mastriano has been a leading proponent in Pennsylvania of former President Donald Trump's attempt to reverse his election loss.

Advocates hope the ruling will prompt other counties to issue similar orders, guaranteeing that tenants won’t lose their homes while waiting for help.