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Street medicine teams that provide care for people who are unhoused hope that new Medicaid reimbursements will help them expand operations.

The president is expected to stress how Trump and top supporters of his “Make America Great Again” movement pose existential threats.

New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin said that the imam’s loss will be felt across the state and city.

How will New Jersey voters react to new corruption allegations involving Senator Robert Menendez?

The temporary masking requirement will take effect Jan. 4 and be in place for at least the next two weeks as officials monitor local disease data.

For some business executives who lean Democrat, the Parker administration is the best case scenario. Others fear a mayoral “echo chamber.”

We're tracking a weekend Nor'easter that could bring a mix of rain and snow to our area.

The multi-million dollar, 77,000-square foot building at 23rd and West Cambria Streets will serve 500 pre-K through 5th grade students.

In 2024, Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro could face a more complicated sophomore year in charge of Pennsylvania.

Dr. Charles Stuart Davidson helped earn Congregation Adath Jeshurun a reputation as the “singing synagogue.” Ilana Davidson joined WHYY to remember her late father.

New Jersey is often singled out for having the highest property taxes in the nation, as well as a high cost of living.

To help address student mental health challenges, The School District of Philadelphia has introduced a new online multi-platform tool called Kooth.

Not much office work is happening in Center City or in suburban areas. Here’s what that might mean for many buildings considered by developers as “increasingly obsolete."

Here are Mayor Cherelle Parker's prepared remarks, in full, for her inaugural address on Jan. 2, 2024.

Cherelle Parker’s inauguration day prompted kudos and reflections from everyone, from the Pennsylvania House to small Philly business owners.