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The Hope 220 Solution Center in the Spring Garden neighborhood is part of an effort to eliminate homelessness in Philadelphia.

Firefighters are battling a massive scrap fire on the barge, which is in the process of getting towed to the New Jersey side of the bay.

A bench in the Philadelphia DJ’s favorite park will be dedicated to him this spring.

Sherrill’s first proposed budget also includes funding for connecting children with mental health services.

The $9 million in additional funds will help mitigate flooding. Nearby residents have worried that restoring the Cobbs Creek Golf Course would exacerbate the problem.

The nonprofit plans to demolish its longtime home on Spruce Street to make way for a new building that will also feature affordable apartments.

Both Emir Balat, of Langhorne, and Ibrahim Kayumi, of Newtown, told officers the attack was inspired by ISIS.

Gov. Josh Shapiro ordered flags to fly at half-staff on all state property to honor Pennsylvania State Police Cpl. Timothy O’Connor.

Across the U.S. between 1 and 2 million large animals are involved in vehicle collisions each year, according to the Federal Highway Administration.

Advocates point to a Philadelphia program as a model for statewide grief support services that could be funded with opioid settlement funds.

Delmarva Power is downplaying its recent request to raise electricity rates, arguing supply price hikes are responsible for customers' higher costs.

The Trenton Area Soup Kitchen reports more families with children are seeking help.

Regional planners are questioning a proposal to redirect $12.5 million to complete the project’s design phase without construction funding secured.

Through the nonpartisan nonprofit, students are working on projects to improve civic education and to motivate young people to vote.

Isaac Geremew, 13, from William Davies Middle School, will compete at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., in May.