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For many Latino residents, the medical system remains riddled with barriers that alienate and exacerbate public health challenges.

Graduate student workers voted overwhelmingly to form a union at the University of Pennsylvania, but their first contract could take years.

The United Way of Bucks County launched LIFT to help residents who are employed yet financially vulnerable.

Republicans said the cuts would be the largest in the state’s history. Democrats warn that the Senate GOP’s tax bill won't pass in the Democratic-controlled House.

Using electronic poll book data, the city has been able to cut about a month off the time that it takes to pay Election Day workers.

Philadelphia is planning to shut down areas around Kensington and Allegheny avenues on Wednesday.

Democrats are treading cautiously over an internal divide about the campus demonstrations. Republicans, including David McCormick, are playing up their rivals’ disagreements.

Tuesday’s announcement featured cheerleaders, a drill team and the franchise’s mascot.

People will need a REAL ID to board a domestic commercial flight or enter a federal building that requires identification.

Forty-eight “heritage” trees have been cut down in the park’s former golf course to make way for athletic fields and courts.

Drug cocktails are causing users to have difficulty breathing and hallucinations, officials say.

“I owe it to the fans, to ownership, to everybody to get this team in a place where we're competing for championships,” Daryl Morey said.

Of the state’s 100,000 immigrants, only 14,000 are eligible for naturalization. Here’s a look at some of the complex legal hurdles.

A pipeline that would move natural gas through the state and to N.Y. has been killed. But another plan to transport liquefied gas from Pa. by tanker truck is moving forward.

Students from Mastery Charter Schools met with recruiters from 25 organizations to learn more about the opportunities available after graduating.