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The state and a hospital system are sending a converted school bus laden with fresh food available for purchase as a temporary solution to the city's lack of a supermarket.

The strikes came a day after the United States vetoed a United Nations resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza, despite its wide support.

A group of Philly teens is fighting for juvenile justice reform. Their demands reveal cracks in a system they say is allowing gun violence to thrive.

Philadelphia Ballet is extending the baton to aspiring conductors for selected performances of the holiday classic.

The network of nearly 2,000 Dominican grocers feel that the Department of Public Health is unfairly targeting their tobacco licenses.

Lawyers for a major donor to Penn threatened to withdraw a gift valued at $100 million unless Penn President Liz Magill is replaced

Edward Mathews sparked outrage in his Mount Laurel community.

Bradley Cooper teamed up with Danny DiGiampietro, the owner of Angelo's Pizzeria in South Philadelphia, for the New York City pop-up.

Aisha McCord said her family waited weeks to bury their daughter, Ashay, only to learn she'd been cremated.

Piffaro, Philadelphia authentic Renaissance band, will play music of Southern Germany from 500 years ago.

Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora said Joe Festa “has been an institution in this city for about 60 years and he’s still going strong.”

The former owner of the Oak Lane Diner has plans to bring the business back after a fire closed it in 2015.

Residents believe the land should be protected from heavy foot traffic.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said fewer disruptions on the tracks will mean trains can “operate the way they’re supposed to.”

“At a heartbreaking time for the Jewish people, the lights of the menorah are more important than ever,” Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter said.