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“We're hopeful we're not going to get to that point, but there are procedures in place,” said a SEPTA spokesperson.

Environmentalists say lawn conversions prevent flooding and runoff pollution, and provide habitat for pollinators and birds.

Some recent attempts by gun control advocates to tighten the state’s gun laws have failed.

Harden didn't play in the preseason and skipped practice last week for what was officially called a personal matter before he showed up Wednesday, ready to play.

The hearing centered on Philadelphia’s use of a Chester incinerator to convert a portion of Philly’s trash to energy.

The fine was issued Wednesday after Trump complained outside court about what he called “a person who’s very partisan sitting alongside” the judge in the case, Arthur Engoron.

The move is part of a larger nationwide effort of expanding parental oversight of schools, which saw a swell of energy in Florida last year.

Johnson picked up an important nod of support ahead of the vote from Donald Trump.

The license cost will increase to $8.50 come March of next year.

The U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees has warned that without immediate deliveries of fuel it will soon have to sharply cut back relief operations across the Gaza Strip.

Gregory's Restaurant and Bar in Somers Point has now officially forfeited its rights to the term after four decades.

Roundtree was considered as the “first Black action hero.”

The investigation began in January 2022 when the hospital's Board of Directors reported receiving insufficient funds charges on an account they were unaware was open.

The decision comes after all charges against Dial were dropped by a Municipal Court judge last month.

The state’s three largest police agencies report big upticks in stolen vehicles. Authorities say many culprits exploit vulnerabilities in Kias and Hyundais.