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March 12–15: Ministry of Awe grand opening in Old City, John Oats in Jersey and Mt. Airy Restaurant Week are among this week’s highlights.

Founders of the new Independent Autism Coordinating Committee say they will act as an alternative body to a federal advisory group under RFK Jr.

State officials contend the market will expand when new growers, manufacturers and retailers begin operating and prices become more competitive.

The new policy guarantees an end to silent lunches and prohibits the collective punishment of students.

SEPTA will eliminate 18 bus routes as part of a phased overhaul starting in August, aiming to increase service and improve reliability for riders.

Piles of scrap metal burned for more than 24 hours in the Delaware Bay. The barge is owned by the Camden scrapyard EMR, which will be taking the cargo.

Police say three children were unharmed and are with the Department of Child Protection and Permanency.

The new requirements don’t apply to data center projects already in the works in New Castle County.

Gasoline prices are climbing, and many people will find some of the most immediate economic pain at the pump. But you don't have to drive a car to be affected.

Emir Balat, 18, and Ibrahim Kayumi, 19, live in the Philadelphia suburbs and drove together to New York City to carry out the attack near Gracie Mansion, officials said.

Philadelphia International Airport appears to be operating without major delays as security employees continue to work without pay.

Dennis Massimo’s genetic diagnosis and cancer treatment plan was coordinated at the new King Center for Lynch Syndrome at Penn Medicine.

Harris, who helped lead Mayor Parker’s historic 2023 campaign, has accepted a new job in private practice.

Electricity rates are rising along with profits for investor-owned utilities.

The Hope 220 Solution Center in the Spring Garden neighborhood is part of an effort to eliminate homelessness in Philadelphia.