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AFSCME District Council 33 called for its members to approve the contract that was far below what it sought during the eight-day strike.

Teenager Zoe Levenstien has been a fan of Philly’s historic actors all her life. Now she is one of them.

The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging’s Senior Companion Program pairs older adults with seniors who are aging in place.

Residents are concerned the library will move from its longtime location to a smaller space. The mayor says there are no plans to relocate the community hub.

The park’s centerpiece is its Gun Violence Memorial Sculpture featuring disassembled weapons collected during gun buyback events in 2024.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche made the request Friday, asking judges to unseal transcripts from grand jury proceedings that resulted in indictments.

The Federal Aviation Administration said the plane crashed in a field moments after taking off from the Lancaster County airport.

The Oscar Lasko YMCA and Childcare Center in West Chester is hoping to win over young gamers and their parents with an esports lab that uses human proctors and AI monitoring.

The district is moving to rightsize its building stock. Some Philadelphians are concerned about whether their voices will be taken into account.

The county now has the highest starting minimum wage for its employees of any local government in Pennsylvania.

O’Rourke joins other potential 2028 Democratic candidates who have visited the region recently ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

This case follows ongoing national debates and legal battles over transgender athletes' participation in women's sports.

More than 25 nonprofits will use new funding from the Arsht-Cannon Fund to improve opportunities for Latino Delawareans.

Officials say the new partnership with local nonprofits will look to address federal funding cuts for food assistance programs passed in the “big, beautiful bill.”

The lawsuit was filed Friday in federal court in Miami. It seeks at least $10 billion in damages.