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The judge in Maryland ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement had no legal basis to detain Abrego Garcia. The Department of Homeland Security plans to appeal.

The mayor strongly opposed prioritizing the city's lowest-income households. Now, the H.O.M.E. initiative is set to add millions for repairs and preservation efforts.

For the second consecutive year, Delaware County Council is enacting a double-digit property tax hike on homeowners.

Dec. 11–14: Enjoy a festive weekend with Olympic skating, holiday festivals galore and an adults-only Lego party.

Some Brandywine school board members pushed back on the proposed redistricting, vowing to lobby state lawmakers against moving forward.

Black Girls STEAMing Through Dance offers after-school classes, training for teachers, workshops and seasonal camps throughout Philadelphia.

The lab is funded by alum John Thackrah and allows students access to live data for market research.

What seems undeniable — even to Trump supporters in Monroe County — is that inflation seems to be here to stay.

The “Pipe Up!” series of performance events ends this weekend with a series of drag cabaret performances.

The canned drink manufacturer plans to create more than 170 long-term jobs at the former PES refinery site.

Recent data finds more than 1 million Garden State residents are food insecure, including 270,000 children.

Los adultos jóvenes que han estado bajo la custodia del estado pueden asistir a tres universidades estatales sin preocuparse por el enorme costo de la educación superior.

Kyle Schwarber's new contract with Philly could lead to more activity at baseball's winter meetings as his other suitors execute their alternative plans.

Los niños mayores afrontan los desafíos más difíciles en el sistema de cuidado temporal de Delaware para encontrar vivienda, trabajo y transporte a medida que crecen.

The defending Super Bowl champions lost their season-worst third in a row and fell to 8-5.