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Dr. Clarence Jones, one of King’s friends and supporters, was born in Philadelphia and raised in South Jersey.

During Code Blue, city officials implement 24-hour outreach to find people living on the street and transport them to indoor spaces.

She was the last surviving main character of the beloved comedy from television’s golden age of the 1950s.

Carl Holmes, who spent nearly three decades on the force, was fired in 2019 after he was accused of having sexually assaulted three women at work.

Electric, exotic and classic cars are lining the floors of the Pennsylvania Convention Center, including some from the “Fast & Furious” franchise.

The temporary measure will run to March 1 for some federal agencies whose approved funds are set to run out Friday.

A South Jersey art show features paintings of nostalgic locations that no longer exist.

Biden’s series of visits reflects the importance Pennsylvania plays in the presidential election.

Camden officials are working with the state Department of Health to investigate contact tracing after a confirmed measles case.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has identified eight confirmed cases of measles and nine locations where people may have been exposed.

“The people we serve talk about having more month than money,” said Philabundance CEO, as USDA moves to make summer EBT program a permanent fixture.

‘Wilmington lost one of its greatest leaders and public servants,’ said current Council President Trippi Congo.

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education will hold off on its decision to strip Crozer-Chester Medical Center of its surgical residency program.

Workers at the Starbucks at 39th and Walnut Streets joined a growing national movement. They want fair wages, better scheduling and more.

Two-thirds of the state saw a decline in traffic fatalities. Middlesex County had the highest margin.