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The Philly Waterdogs will represent the City of Brotherly Love in the Premier Lacrosse League next season. The team’s schedule will be announced Jan. 1.

Prohibiting the use of the thin blue line flag restricts the free speech of public employees under the First Amendment, U.S. District Judge Karen Marston decided.

Gun control legislation has been advanced by the Democratic-controlled Pennsylvania House but not considered by the GOP-led Senate.

If approved, Abram Lucabaugh could receive a proposed six-figure severance package.

The proposal would prohibit school districts from withdrawing a student from school until a parent has exhausted all options to prove their residency.

Wilmington teacher Melissa Tracy earns international recognition as the only American finalist in the Global Teacher Prize.

The city of Philadelphia will not move forward with the project unless negative impacts on Delaware County are addressed, an official said.

Veteran homelessness has decreased in recent years, but needs remain. This independent living center wants to be the model of what could be.

Many N.J. residents are expanding job opportunities through participation in apprenticeship programs.

The green and cream trolleys were supposed to hit the tracks back in September, but a set date for their return is “within a month or two.”

Cavalcante was charged Monday with felony counts of burglary, criminal trespass, theft, and possession of a firearm as well as a number of misdemeanor charges.

A day after Tim Scott stunned many of his own staff by suspending his campaign, the fight between Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis appears to be intensifying.

Defense attorneys presented no evidence of their own and did not call any witnesses.

Misha Galperin led the Weitzman Museum of American Jewish History through bankruptcy and the pandemic. He will stay until a successor is found.

Until her retirement in 2019, Barry was a senior judge on the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, a level below the Supreme Court.