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The program can pay for improvements that help Pa. homes adapt to climate change and lower their carbon emissions.

A host of ambitious proposals have gone nowhere while Gibraltar deteriorated into a YouTube “haunted house.” Now the city has bought it. The mayor lives next door.

After touring the country as Simba in “The Lion King,” Jackson Hayes is now playing a young Michael Jackson in Broadway’s “MJ: The Musical.”

On Tuesday at Allen M. Stearne School in Philly, eighth grade students were in awe as "Grand Hank" demonstrated different cool and innovative explanations of science.

A watchdog group in N.J. says the substance abuse treatment industry is rampant with corruption, greed and mismanagement.

The summit is by Black women for Black women. This year’s agenda covers various topics, such as affirmative action, healthcare and more.

DA Stollsteimer said a person inside the home started a fire about 15 minutes after officers arrived.

The department says Sergeant Matthew "The Fox Whisperer" Erbele and Officer James "Steady Hands" Thompson responded to the call.

A recent large-scale drug raid involving camouflaged militarized police has some residents worried that it's a sign of things to come in the neighborhood.

Pa.’s Democratic governor has sought to regulate natural gas development and embrace it at the same time, a sharp contrast to his approach to fracking as attorney general.

Noah Cates scored the go-ahead goal, snapping a 22-game drought for the 25-year-old forward.

Since the 2022 Supreme Court decision, most Republican-controlled states have new abortion restrictions in effect, including 14 that ban it at every stage of pregnancy.

The court refuted claims that N.J. residents' refusal to wear face masks at school board meetings during the COVID constituted protected speech under the First Amendment.

Harold Staten, 71, was convicted in 1986 of setting an early morning fire that killed a man in a north Philadelphia row house in October 1984.

The 14-passenger Conshohocken Cab stops at 20 locations across the borough.