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The conversation ranged from how to engage vulnerable populations, to the ways in which people of color are left out of climate conversations.

The Beth Shalom synagogue outside Philadelphia celebrates 60 years in its unusual buildings by commissioning artwork by David Hartt.

SEPTA police officers will have Glock 17s on loan from the Philadelphia Police Department to replace the Sig Sauer P320 as their service weapon as soon as Monday.

Becoming “furniture” or “toothpicks” isn’t in the cards. But the long-serving pole will liely get an afterlife of sorts, a PECO spokesperson said.

Recipients of the letters included parents of extremely sick children born in the U.S. and children receiving treatment for cancer, some of whom live in Pa.

Pennsport residents oppose developer Bart Blatstein’s plan to build a Super Wawa gas station on a parcel of land along the Delaware River waterfront.

More than two years after a deadly riot at a Delaware prison, the final three inmates were sentenced in court.

People waited in line outside Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia to receive a free Halloween tattoo on Friday the 13th.

Law enforcement agencies can confiscate the guns of a person who poses a threat to themselves or others after getting judicial approval.

Sniff and search is no longer the default for police in some of the 33 states that have legalized marijuana.

"Science is increasingly part of our education, work, and lives in a changing economy.”

Meanwhile, environmental groups like the Chesapeake Bay Foundation say the move is an “assault” on clean water.

Critics say the $300,000 purchase will erode public trust in law enforcement, citing protests in Ferguson, Missouri, and elsewhere.

In the long-awaited sequel to "Groundhog Day," Bill Murray will wake up to see video clips of Democratic presidential candidates deluding themselves over and over again.

Gov. Tom Wolf has vetoed two different bills. Pennsylvania lawmakers plan to send him a third.