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Lawmakers are acting on concerns that the company’s current ownership structure is a U.S. national security threat.

How the township decides to renovate or consolidate its aging facilities has become a growing point of contention.

Arts on the Mind seeks to foster connection and meaning for people living with dementia.

After taking office, Parker promised to make Philly the “safest, cleanest, and greenest big city in the nation.” Advocates for parks and youth sports have high hopes.

The developer of St. Anthony’s and Artist Village argues his company is in the clear.

Parker will join an all-star cast on offense in Philadelphia that features new running back Saquon Barkley, Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert.

The Delaware Riverkeeper Network and other groups objected to the fact that the public meeting was being held at the steamfitters union hall.

New Jersey’s primary election is Tuesday, June 4. Here’s what you should know beforehand, from election deadlines to who’s on the ballot.

Police say they are still working to see if the bus stop shooting is connected to the killing of an Imhotep Charter High School student, 17-year-old Dayemen Taylor.

The state’s proposed regulations only allow for pre-packaged buds, but the marijuana commissioner says dispensaries can seek a variance.

The 43,000-square-foot facility in Chester County will offer 18 medical and outpatient surgical specialties for children.

The bill prohibits the disclosure of any records to data brokers, or commercial interests that collect and sell information provided by government agencies.

The auditor general monitors how public dollars are spent, to catch fraud and graft if they occur.

The West Philadelphia Skills Initiative didn’t apply for a grant from billionaire MacKenzie Scott of Amazon fame — her team discovered it.

With aging streets and an influx of vehicles, Haverford Township officials and a consultant are conducting a study to make roadways safer for everyone.