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There is no Republican challenger, so whoever wins the primary election will be the next mayor of Wilmington.

Steven Fischer led the Chester Housing Authority out of a period of corruption and mismanagement — only for the agency to fall back on bad habits.

An alleged drunk driver killed NHL player John Gaudreau and his brother Matthew two weeks ago while the pair was cycling in South Jersey.

Schools in the Woodbury and Deptford districts are closed on Monday.

Comcast Spectacor’s vision was shared with the Washington Square West Civic Association board as a Sixers arena alternative for Market East revitalization.

A pilot program would give police officers in Delco the discretion to refer people with behavior issues to a case manager. The county is looking for the right provider.

New updated vaccines for flu and COVID-19, as well as protection against RSV for infants and seniors, will be available this fall.

The 40th Feria del Barrio in Philadelphia’s El Centro de Oro connected attendees through the city’s Latino arts and culture.

On social media late Saturday, the former president threatened to jail those “involved in unscrupulous behavior” this upcoming presidential election.

The most populous presidential swing state has sided with the winner of the past two elections, each time by just tens of thousands of votes.

Dozens of large buildings and homes throughout the Philly region use geothermal. For the German Society of Pa., “it was a no-brainer.”

Dysolve AI, an artificial intelligence–powered software program, can help children with dyslexia improve their reading skills.

The march comes as Philadelphia City Council is expected to debate legislation on the proposal this fall.

Rutgers has hired a law firm to conduct an investigation into athlete allegations of bullying, favoritism and revenge by the coach of the gymnastics program.

Inside the school gymnasium, photos, flowers and jerseys were on display as the community mourned together with the Gaudreau family in attendance.