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The Pa. Senate has moved key code bills that would enable some budget spending, but Democrats say they don’t go far enough.

Records show the city's construction office issued a stop-work order the same day, citing a lack of permits.

The groups cite a rarely used provision of the 14th Amendment barring from public office those who swore an oath to uphold the Constitution and then engaged in “insurrection.”

Before Leo arrived at the store last summer, he lived as a barn cat.

The new beams are the first sign of permanent repairs to the formerly damaged structure.

Aug. 31 - Sept. 3: Aerosmith in Philly, Sting in N.J., Arts and Jazz Fest in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

Valley Creek is just one waterway out of many across the U.S. with elevated PFAS levels caused by wastewater treatment plants and electronics manufacturing facilities.

Dozens of artists at Studio Incamminati painted people displaced by the war in Ukraine. Sale of the portraits will directly support the families.

New York Attorney General Letitia James says evidence shows Trump fraudulently inflated his net worth by more than $2 billion in some years.

The city of Philadelphia says there will be more police officers around school campuses this fall in an effort to prevent gun violence.

The two-run drive, in Harper’s 1,481st game, put Philadelphia ahead 8-7.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is considering a case that puts at stake millions of dollars that help local governments manage stormwater runoff.

A Senate committee vote scheduled for Wednesday could change the state’s primary from April 23 to late March.

Officials said they are working to review any possible surveillance video.

According to the city Health Department, 1,413 people died from drug overdoses in Philadelphia last year.