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Over the past six years, Rite Aid has tallied nearly $3 billion in losses.

A judge agreed that she will serve about six years of probation, have to pay $2,700 in restitution and have to testify truthfully against her co-defendants.

The deal to get aid into Gaza remains fragile, while hospitals in the sealed territory say they are on the verge of collapse.

Oct. 19 - 22: Philadelphia Film Festival, Hagley Craft Fair in Delaware, and Hallowine on Haddon in N.J. are among the weekend’s highlights.

In a town whose history is intertwined with a massive train accident, residents have clashed with SEPTA in an effort to preserve a relic of the Ambler Train Station.

As Philly gears up for its mayoral election next month, WHYY’s Bridging Blocks team raised the question: Will this next election season have low voter turnout? If so, why?

Economists say that’s not likely to change for a few more years.

For the second time this year, vandals have targeted the Newark area museum’s African American History Trail, this time with racist graffiti.

The museum’s new leadership recently removed online exhibits and videos in the name of an ethical review. The CEO resigned after two years into her tenure.

Authorities said stepmother Mary Vinson was the prime perpetrator of violence against the boys. One was at “imminent risk of death’’ when he got to the hospital.

Cape May County, fishing, tourism and conservation groups accuse federal agencies of violating laws.

Harden said last week he could try to play in the Sixers’ preseason finale on Friday against Atlanta. But once he skipped practice, the 76ers were left unsure of what comes ne

The measures would allow independent voters to choose which political party primary they want to vote in. 

Police have now arrested a total of three suspects in connection with the shooting death of Richard Mendez.

Next steps are uncertain as lawmakers float other options.