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Workers who want to keep an eye on swimmers at Philly pools this summer must register by mid-April to qualify for a $1000 bonus.

Under current state law, breastfeeding is not allowed in a jury setting.

Collins Lofts is the third redevelopment Odin Properties has completed in the North Philly neighborhood.

The former MVP and 11-time NBA All-Star will forever be featured performing his signature crossover outside of the practice facility.

His connection to PBS began in 1971, when he was hired to co-anchor NPACT, the National Public Affairs Center for Television.

About 50,000 residents with low income don’t claim one federal tax credit, which means lower tax refund checks.

Context and understanding was at the heart of Bridging Blocks’ latest talk, which addressed border policy and immigration during an election year.

The religious and community event celebrates spring and the triumph of good over evil — with plenty of color.

Sikh artifacts and paintings will be on display, along with martial arts demonstrations, music, food, and community conversations.

The annual AERA conference is in Philly this week, focusing on how research and policy changes can help provide educational opportunities for everyone.

An event addressing maternal health disparities will be held in one of the poorest cities in New Jersey.

Drinking water providers are seeking funding to cover the costs of eliminating toxic PFAS from its water supplies.

Climate activists say PGW’s plan for the infrastructure conflicts with the city's climate goals.

The settlement will halt in-store and online sales of ghost guns for four years. Parker also spoke of reducing homicides to pre-pandemic levels and stopping "car meets."

Around 50 protesters converged on the Custom House in Old City on Thursday to demand a ceasefire in Gaza. Around a dozen of them volunteered to enter the building’s lobby.