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The study found that housing prices in the Philadelphia metro are about 10% higher than what the long-term cost trends suggest they should be.

The Philadelphia Flower Show to be held in FDR Park in 2021. The event will go outdoors for the first time in its almost 200 year history.

Rail passage through northern Delaware has long been hamstrung by a two-track bottleneck. The third track will improve train service and speed, officials said.

President Donald Trump has declared that he has the “absolute right” to issue a pardon to himself. Yet the law is much murkier than his confidence suggests.

If confirmed by the Senate, Austin would be the first Black leader of the Pentagon.

“Pennsylvania’s situation has become even more dire” than when new mitigation efforts were issued, said Governor Tom Wolf.

The Philadelphia Phillies, the team Allen started out with, announced his death on Monday.

An investigating grand jury recommended that Eric Ruch Jr. face first-degree and third-degree murder at trial.

Without those funds, enrollees in both programs “[will] struggle to pay for basic human necessities, like food, housing and medication,” said Jenn Berrier.

The appeal, filed Friday, is one of at least four pending cases in which Trump or Republicans are trying to throw out certain ballots or trying to upend the entire election.

WHYY spoke to residents of Camden County jail to learn about the conditions of the prison and how officials are preventing infections.

In a year defined by the coronavirus pandemic, the world lost iconic defenders of civil rights, great athletes and entertainers who helped define their genres.

In just three years, the state’s medical marijuana industry has exploded.

The pandemic’s effects have rippled through child care, disproportionately affecting Black and Latino-owned centers in an industry that has long relied on providers of color.

As a year marked by coronavirus nears an end, millions of Americans are depending on food banks to stave off hunger.