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“Boardwalk entertainers” will only be permitted to perform within two “designated entertainment zones” between May 1 and October 31.

This historic collection of 19th century skulls — acquired by unethical means for racist research — is beginning to be laid to rest, over protests.

The bills are part of City Councilmember Jamie Gauthier’s “Defying Displacement” campaign.

Residents say SBG Management Services has ignored their requests to fix up Oak Lane Court Apartments. The company says they’re lying.

What’s prompting the latest toll hike on the N.J. Turnpike?

The Sunday drone attack on a military base in Jordan killed the three troops and injured at least 40 others.

The House Oversight and Accountability Committee announced Wednesday that James Biden will come to Capitol Hill on Feb. 21.

In his first “State of the Schools” address, Superintendent Tony Watlington said public schools are important because they help “build the middle class.”

The hearing comes as lawmakers are growing increasingly concerned about the effects of social media on young people’s lives.

Councilmembers Isaiah Thomas and Rue Landau plan to evaluate whether the city is on track to meet its 2050 goal, and how to get there faster.

Embiid already has missed 12 games this season, jeopardizing his chances of being eligible for a second straight MVP award.

County officials say they have determined the ransomware group Akira was involved in the 911 communication center outage.

Transit systems across Pennsylvania are struggling with inflation, even as ridership rebounds from the pandemic. State lawmakers are struggling to agree on funding to help.

The YouTube video, more than 14 minutes long, showed Justin Mohn picking up the head and identifying his father by name.

The team was serving seven warrants, according to PPD Commissioner Kevin Bethel.