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The temporary storefronts brought in by the “Meantime on Market” initiative have drawn thousands of visitors this summer to a struggling block.

Kensington High School students will travel to a building 7 miles away on shuttle buses after an asbestos issue shuttered their school.

Public Citizen alleges Presler’s Early Vote Action failed to report spending on its unsuccessful campaign to remove three Democratic justices in 2025.

The Ard Na Gréine farm was owned by the same family in Lewes for decades. Now, it will be protected from development and, eventually, made open for public recreation.

Philly Stake, a luncheon in the style of “Shark Tank,” will raise and distribute grants to community-improvement projects.

Congress passed the bipartisan package of bills in June. It became law last month without the president’s signature.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is just one of several governors across the country trying to address the hot button issue of residents not wanting data centers near them.

Democrats aimed to increase their lead in the state House while Republicans hoped to maintain their grip on the 12th District.

Senate President Dave Sokola said he was disappointed, but not shocked, that the governor was backing opponents to sitting senators.

As measles infections statewide reach nearly 300 cases, public health leaders are looking toward preventing disease in schools this fall.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill says studies link social media to depression and anxiety.

While stopping short of issuing a moratorium on new data centers, Shapiro’s executive order accuses developers of “predatory” behavior against local communities.

The plan would make way for the construction of a liquefied natural gas tank and fuel cell units.

ABC had accused the agency of a brazen attempt to chill its constitutionally protected free speech.

The 40-year-old festival celebrates identity and gives back to the Caribbean community both at home and overseas.