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State officials want the USDA to extend waivers that allow them to provide SNAP benefits safely during the pandemic.

The Coast Guard and good Samaritans came to the rescue of four people after a boat began taking on water near the New Jersey coast.

In recent weeks, the Christopher Columbus statue has been the site of confrontations. Philly officials seek to remove the statue and they want to hear from residents.

Delaware senators gave near-unanimous support to the $4.55 billion budget, but debate on two other spending bills proved much more contentious.

The Philadelphia District Attorney has charged a man for assaulting a photographer Tuesday night at Marconi Plaza.

Less than one week into the delayed racing season, Delaware Park officials have lowered maximum attendance to better monitor COVID-19 compliance.

A Glynn County grand jury has indicted Travis McMichael, Greg McMichael and William “Roddie” Bryan Jr. on charges including malice and felony murder.

The new measure would give more power to a state board of higher education and could lead to schools being closed or consolidated.

Municipalities that dismantle local departments rely on state police for coverage, which contributes to problems related to protests in rural areas.

How do you reduce funding for police, and change their role in communities, while ensuring public safety for all?

Immigration advocates say the hospital would have been violating its ethical obligations to care for the man, injured in a traffic accident and uninsured.

The Wolf administration has faced widespread criticism for how it carried out the closures.

Violators are subject to a municipal disorderly conduct citation, according to the emergency order.

All individuals traveling to New Jersey, New York and Connecticut from states with “significant community spread” must self-quarantine for 14 days.

The dismissal was ordered even though Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to prosecutors in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.