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What’s happening on a late August weekend in Philadelphia, South Jersey and Delaware? Naked bikers, comic book and film geeks, guitar gods, and more!

After Garner's death, the police department required all 36,000 officers to undergo three days of training, including classes focused on de-escalation.

Participants at a Trenton workshop said funders and others looking to measure progress may not see it in the strategy of aiding drug users where they are.

SEPTA General Manager Jeff Knueppel will retire on Dec. 31, at the end of his contract with the $2 billion-a-year transit agency, officials confirmed today.

Riders can open the app and press the “Key” icon on the top right corner and log in to their Travel Wallet account from just about anywhere in the city.

A worker’s videos showing asbestos ”snow” blowing through the air at a former auto plant in Delaware spurred a probe and penalties against Ecoservices.

Two female police officers whose harassment lawsuit led Philly's police commissioner to resign have reached an agreement with the city about their fears of retribution.

An apartment building at 509 Vine St., known as the Boekel building, is turning into a new kind of hotel.

Kenney said a search for a new police commissioner will start soon, and vowed to find someone “committed to building a stronger department.”

The flap has exposed a disagreement between local activists and event organizers over how to engage people of different viewpoints.

I have breaking news. Shakespeare has updated a line from Hamlet: "Something is rotten, but it's not in the state of Denmark."

People who live near the South Philly refinery said they want it shut and gone forever, while laid-off refinery workers are hoping someone will buy it.

A woman was hospitalized after a Sunday afternoon boat crash in the Barnegat Bay, authorities said.

Health systems are known more for competition than working together, but when it comes to treating opioid addiction, that may be changing.

One state House lawmaker is trying to pitch a new solution to a very old Pennsylvania problem: the reliance on school property taxes.