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Kensington residents want a developer to put $1 million towards removing a wall they say divides the neighborhood.

A group of six local health systems outbid Reading-based Tower Health for the residency slots that had been assigned to Hahnemann University Hospital.

A new contract requires American Federation of Government Employees officials to vacate their offices in EPA headquarters across the country this week.

The Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery has started neutralizing and eliminating a highly toxic chemical still present at the site. It will take weeks.

"It's a surprise given the economy. You would expect a sitting president to be in a much better position."

The majority of people gave the opinion before mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton.

Most scientists concur that climate change is causing more severe and more frequent storms –– and transit agencies like SEPTA are struggling to keep up.

The Philly-based late-night delivery company said it didn’t have to disclose federal labor violations when it applied for a $39 million tax break from N.J.

New Jersey officials say dog waste is at least one source of ongoing water contamination at an Ocean County bay beach. 

A white woman was recorded using racist language, cursing at and raising her middle finger toward a Black woman at Sesame Place in Bucks County on Monday.

Judge John Foradora filed an order Wednesday that scheduled the proceeding for Sept. 23.

Affordable Care Act provisions protecting those with pre-existing conditions are now state law, no matter what the U.S. Supreme Court decides on the ACA.

For now, independent pipeline experts say the blast appears to have been caused by the relighting of a pilot light.

Joe Biden's speech in Iowa yesterday was an eloquently impassioned shout-out to a benighted nation in dire need of moral ballast.

Pennsylvania lawmakers and gun control advocates rallied at the statehouse Wednesday evening just a few days after mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton.