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Meals will be served in the parking lot at Philly House this holiday season after damage was found to the main kitchen.

A recording of the rant is part of a wrongful termination lawsuit that was filed in Michigan against the company.

For the last three months, principals and other school administrators were working without a new contract.

The footage, recorded Nov. 8, shows agents on private property while the unidentified homeowner, who was out of town, pleads with them remotely.

PennDOT has nearly 150 road projects in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, including major construction to I-95.

State officials say the crime drama, led by Mark Ruffalo, will create 3,700 jobs and inject more than $194 million into the Pennsylvania economy.

The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit saved households in Pa., Del. and N.J. more than $200 million in a recent tax year.

Karen Potratz, a school psychologist at Chestnutwold Elementary School, will serve as interim president of the Haverford Township Education Association.

The average customer will see a 6.6% rise in costs starting on Monday, Dec. 1. The rate hike will increase PGW’s annual revenue by $62 million.

The money will help the transit agency fix its aging railcars, rent some replacements and return full service for riders.

Protesters gathered in front of Wilmington’s city hall as part of a movement to rally support for programs that help the poor.

The orders make Lindsey Halligan the latest Trump administration prosecutor to be disqualified because of the manner in which they were appointed.

Yobranny Martinez-Fernandez and Hendrick Pena-Fernandez were found guilty in the murder of Philadelphia Police Sergeant Richard Mendez.

What does Joi Washington — a transit-oriented, video game-playing millennial — have in store for "Everybody’s Hometown" in Delaware County?

The stalled beach nourishment projects come after a new study found that coastal flooding could become the norm in the near future.