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The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has identified eight confirmed cases of measles and nine locations where people may have been exposed.

“The people we serve talk about having more month than money,” said Philabundance CEO, as USDA moves to make summer EBT program a permanent fixture.

‘Wilmington lost one of its greatest leaders and public servants,’ said current Council President Trippi Congo.

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education will hold off on its decision to strip Crozer-Chester Medical Center of its surgical residency program.

Workers at the Starbucks at 39th and Walnut Streets joined a growing national movement. They want fair wages, better scheduling and more.

Two-thirds of the state saw a decline in traffic fatalities. Middlesex County had the highest margin.

The region is expected to face another round of strong wind and rain, as well as tidal flooding.

The incident outside Jacks Bar just off the intersection of Kensington and Allegheny sent nine people to the hospital.

The utility has restored power for all but about 2,000 customers from Tuesday’s storms. Extra crews remain active in case of a repeat tonight.

Alvin Pettit’s statue design, “A Higher Power: The Call of a Freedom Fighter,” was selected from five finalists in a year-long process.

“I would be nothing without the city,” Morris said. “Any time I've been announced, they always say ‘from North Philadelphia.’”

Philadelphian James Eley found his spark again after securing a microgrant to help achieve his goals.

The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office is holding a news conference Friday morning to provide more on the case.

Biden is beginning the 2024 election cycle by touting his “Investing in America” agenda and what the White House has itself come to refer to as “Bidenomics.”

N.J. homeowners are urged to contact their insurance companies about downed trees.