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PHA’s $6.3 billion plan would remake its aging housing portfolio. Its per-unit estimate, which rivals the value of many Philadelphia homes, doesn’t tell the full story.

The Dunellen Police Department joins the list of other police departments deploying creative tactics to catch distracted drivers.

Democrats have big policy plans if they win the three seats they need for a majority in the state Senate.

The July 11 microbursts knocked out power, downed trees, flooded streets and basements and damaged cars and buildings.

The annual “Freedom Now” festival commemorates King’s 1965 speech to 10,000 Philadelphians.

Incarcerated people like Terri Harper are in limbo as the Pennsylvania General Assembly couldn’t agree on new sentencing guidelines before a court-directed deadline last week.

Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer’s executive order raises questions about whether members of other task forces could meet the standards.

Health care providers say initiating conversations about weight and nutrition is a key aspect to tackling obesity-related health problems.

North10 is helping contractors and households pay to dispose of waste legally, diverting thousands of pounds of trash from illegal dumpsites.

The grant was awarded to Milford Housing Development Corporation, a nonprofit developer that assists low-income families in building their own homes.

Cherry Street Pier saw thousands of people take in cultural cornerstones, such as African art and music, during Sunday’s event.

More than 4,100 cases of the parasite have been confirmed nationwide as grocers continue to monitor the lettuce-linked outbreak.

Teenagers may seem happier once school ends, but mental health experts say summer can mask anxiety and depression rather than resolve it.

The Philadelphia City Commissioners’ Office’s new program is trying to get Philadelphians in all neighborhoods to vote amid decreased voter turnout.

New restrictions take effect as part of the Garden State’s crackdown on plastic waste.