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In a 14-12 vote, with support from two Democrats and all 12 Republicans, the House State Government Committee advanced HB771.

Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected the first American pope in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church.

The opening of the Newark facility has sparked protests outside the fenced-in building, including from Mayor Ras Baraka.

In last week's meeting, sources say Fetterman began repeating himself, shouting and slamming his hands on a desk.

Wendy Raymond appeared with two other college presidents in D.C. on Wednesday but was singled out for not detailing student discipline in the wake of pro-Palestinian protests.

May 8 - May 11: Almost Unknown in Del., Wall Ball in Philly, and MMRBQ in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

The empty visitor center shaped like a flying saucer comes to life with nightly film projections about Philly immigrants.

The 1985 bombing claimed the lives of 11 people, including five children, and destroyed dozens of homes in the Cobbs Creek section of West Philadelphia.

Officials have been studying measures since first-year student Noelia Gómez was killed in August. The death of Marina Vasconcelos last week has accelerated efforts.

House Democrats swiftly approved legislation to legalize recreational cannabis statewide this week after half a dozen hearings about the topic last year.

The mayor wants Council to adopt her Housing Opportunities Made Easy initiative in tandem with the city’s next budget. Lawmakers will put their $.02 in before that happens.

Many residents expressed concern over public safety and community relations. Others argued that the county could be impacted financially.

A witness who recorded video of the chaos said the incident started as a fight. The officer was taken to Penn Presbyterian Hospital in critical but stable condition.

Las propuestas protegerían la información personal de estudiantes inmigrantes, sus familias y de personas con tarjetas de privilegio de conducir de los funcionarios federales.

The Federal Aviation Administration says it will upgrade technology and improve staffing at the troubled New Jersey airport.