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The 60,000-volume library in the University of the Arts’ Anderson Hall will be moved intact to Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood.

Air quality readings so far haven’t picked up any hazardous materials in the air.

Dubbed “No Kings on Presidents Day” by the 50501 Movement, the latest protests came less than two weeks after a similar nationwide event on Feb. 5.

The impacted workers include personnel hired for FAA radar, landing and navigational aid maintenance, one air traffic controller told the Associated Press.

It has been more than 100 years since the last New Jersey Governor was elevated to the White House. But recent history has shown people are interested.

The Girls Inc. chapter for the Philadelphia and South Jersey area has a new leader, with experience in arts and culture and plans to blend that into its mentorship program.

It was the first time an award for best classical solo vocal album went to music composed entirely by a Black woman.

The traveling exhibit uses preserved human specimens to give a deeper look at how everyday choices impact the body.

The Brandywine Museum’s exhibition of Barbara Shermund’s cartoons aligns with the New Yorker magazine’s 100th anniversary.

The organization recently opened its first permanent space in Center City.

Police had previously arrested the alleged leader after he was found in a hotel with the daughter of a murdered Delaware County couple in 2022.

Parents and guardians must now certify their teen driver has logged 50 hours of supervised practice, including 10 hours at night, before they can get a probationary license.

Many took advantage of the Eagles’ victory parade landing on Valentine’s Day to pop the question.

While the location of the shooting is along the parade route, the parade had passed by that location about an hour beforehand.

At a meeting to monitor the district’s academic progress, Philly’s school board reflected on the rollout of a new “science of reading” curriculum and other changes.