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The observance commemorates the end of slavery in the United States on June 19, 1865. City facilities will be closed Friday.

A quick-thinking New Jersey state trooper rescued three from a sinking boat in a dangerous Jersey Shore canal, officials say. 

Amid days of protests against police violence, Philly Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw received at least two emails containing racist, threatening language.

Health experts say the shortcoming is of critical concern because tracing is most needed as reopening begins, when the disease’s spread becomes more complex.

The Independence Day concert will go on, but without a live audience and indoors at The Met Philadelphia.

A dam gate and a tugboat are the latest items to join artificial reefs off the New Jersey coast, state officials announced.

Despite improving numbers, Gov. Carney urged Delawareans not to get complacent with basic coronavirus protection measures.

Two separate protests Tuesday criticized Mayor Jim Kenney’s budget priorities and suggest the police budget could be used to fix them.

Delaware police are trying to figure out who spray-painted the words "Black Lives Matter" on a monument dedicated to state troopers killed in the line of duty.

A Hilco Redevelopment Partners executive told a City Council hearing the company’s plan will create 8,000 union construction jobs, 10,000 permanent jobs.

Delbert Africa was one of nine MOVE members convicted of third-degree murder following a 1978 standoff with police that left an officer dead and many others injured.

Deja Bond earned a master’s degree from NYU Center for Data Science in May.

Pa. LGBTQ advocates say the ruling doesn't cover those who work for smaller employers, and it doesn't extend protection against discrimination to housing or public services.

The case began when the ACLU asked for the police agency’s policies and procedures for its troopers to use social media monitoring software.

Capt. Louis Campione has been on the force for 43 years.