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Those restaurant dumpsters aren’t full of food waste anymore, so opportunistic rodents are going the residential route to fill their bellies.

Dance, sports and fitness instructors are helping their students stay fit in quarantine with Zoom, dining room chairs and prizes to keep them motivated.

Pennsylvania officials underreported at least 162 confirmed coronavirus this week, likely due to issues linked to a software upgrade.

The predominantly African American suburb has had more cases than much of South Jersey.

The increase would generate an extra $70 million a year the utility says is needed to help replace dangerous, old cast iron pipes.

New Jersey will be the first state to let foreign-licensed doctors practice during the coronavirus pandemic.

Some fear making the wrong decision or running afoul of rules amid changing program guidelines and confusing instructions.

On Thursday, Wolf made what appeared to be an attempt to appease his critics. He announced a plan divided into three steps: “relief,” “reopening,” and “recovery.”

A man being held in Delaware’s largest prison tested positive for coronavirus following his death earlier this week.

Counselors say the shutdown creates new challenges for students, especially for those who must overcome financial and social hurdles to succeed.

Black Philadelphians are disproportionately dying of coronavirus. Now, a group of Black doctors is trying to bring tests to their neighborhoods.

Organizations that serve Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in the Philly region want to connect 10,000 households in Pa. to resources.

Fewer cars on the road could make work on a major, multi-year overhaul of I-95 through Wilmington go a bit smoother.

Health experts say the new rules governing Pa. farmers markets have made the open-air grocery destinations safer than other options.

Some situations, like broken bones, clearly call for in-person visits. Others are not so obvious. Here’s some advice for parents.