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Dynel Walker, 37, is accused of sexually assaulting at least six women over the last few weeks.

Residents, businesses and organizations can donate new school supplies through August 22.

The mass transit agency said it needs 10 days to implement the cuts to 3,000 bus stops in the region due to a budget shortfall.

Environmental regulators denied a hearing request for a permit that would pave the way for construction at the airport.

Home health care agencies say Pennsylvania’s rapidly aging population and low reimbursement payment rates set by the state are unsustainable.

The state is expanding its public, off-road wheelchair program to five state parks, giving visitors with mobility challenges new access to trails.

The 17-year-old suspect turned himself in last Friday and is expected to be tried as an adult.

Gaza's Health Ministry said the Palestinian death toll has surpassed 61,000. Health officials reported new deaths of hungry Palestinians seeking food at distribution points.

The lead singer of heavy metal's pioneering band Black Sabbath and somewhat unexpected reality TV star died on July 22.

A state lawmaker says the law will provide greater transparency and help legislators budget for needed infrastructure work.

The annual festival will feature graffiti, breakdancing, MCing and DJing.

Even with lawmakers away from Washington on a monthlong break, interest in the Epstein files is still running high.

New Castle County homeowners are crying foul after residential taxes rise while tax bills for some major companies fall.

The belt-tightening follows drops in the number of college-age students, federal fund cuts and higher costs. Ten universities have closed or merged since 2016.

In colonial Philadelphia, oysters were a uniquely democratic food.