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The new revenue generated by the 1% tax on residential development is intended to send millions of dollars towards new affordable housing projects.

The Wolf administration has announced a planned press conference for 4 p.m. Thursday to provide “an update on COVID-19 in the commonwealth.”

Bea, a 15-month-old female, arrived at the Philadelphia Zoo on Nov. 20, from Zoo Knoxville in Tennessee.

Steinhardt has been a vocal critic of Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy, especially over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

There are pleas for caution and newer, tighter restrictions on our activities — with possibly more on the way, even along with the coming vaccines.

In 2019, many of the state’s roughly 500 district judges only had courtroom appearances scheduled a few days a week.

At least nine state representatives and three state senators have contracted COVID-19 this year, two Democrats, nine Republicans and state Sen. John Yudichak, an independent.

A Philadelphia police officer shot and critically injured a man who authorities say was armed with a knife in Feltonville.

The action marked the fifth time that the agency's board has postponed automatic biennial increases that are pegged to the Consumer Price Index.

In anticipation, housing support groups are scrambling to set up new systems, including ways for people to stay safe outside in freezing conditions.

If you live in South Philly, it’s not your imagination: Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park is having a moment.

There are a lot of caveats, though. And it’s possible signs of regression will begin to show up later this year.

RevitGods, Inc. CEO Uchenna Okere shares his personal experience in the architecture industry and how the field can bring in more women and people of color.

The outdoors and virtual activities prevail as we head into the holiday season.

Increasing development has long been an issue in Delaware’s most populous county. Now New Castle County leaders have new guidance on how to better preserve open space.