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A man suffered severe burns in an early-morning house explosion in Stafford Township, New Jersey, police said.

According to the latest figures from Gaza’s Ministry of Health, more than 8,300 people have been killed — 66% of them women and children — and tens of thousands injured.

Harden appeared determined to sever ties with the Sixers in August after he called team president Daryl Morey a liar at a promotional event in China.

Candidates identify mental health, climate, and public safety as some of the key issues they hope to address if elected to office.

Leaders in the cultural sector realize the arts aren’t a magic wand. The city’s next mayor, they say, should instead view the arts as a tool to be utilized.

Police officers and bomb squad units were called to a school in Burlington County, New Jersey on Monday evening.

The statue shows the fierce abolitionist and former slave as a reverent warrior for liberation.

Anyone arrested in the next several years will have to find bail from some other source besides the Philadelphia Bail Fund.

The Colorado hearing is the first of two states' lawsuits that could end up reaching the U.S. Supreme Court.

How quickly Pennsylvania counties can produce election results on Nov. 7 will depend on turnout and the number of mail ballots returned.

The new language says the drink should be consumed in moderation and not recommended for people sensitive to caffeine.

Many Philadelphians feel blight reduction is an untapped gun violence prevention strategy. Both Cherelle Parker and David Oh say they have a cleanup plan.

The Native American Advancement Corporation purchased 63 acres in Salem County to preserve and teach about Lenape people.

Two years after the Pennsylvania Juvenile Justice Task Force made policy recommendations, there is finally some political will in the state House to move on reforms.

Piers 38 and 40 will be part of a new development from Bart Blatstein.