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Oct. 5 - 8: OURfest in Philly, Collingswood Book Festival in N.J., and Malcolm Jenkins book-signing in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

Storm damage is on the rise. Here’s what that means for homeowners in the Delaware Valley.

El Centro de Estudiantes has called three buildings home since 2009. It will now have what it hopes will be a permanent home.

Game 1 in the best-of-five set is Saturday in Atlanta.

Police were called to the scene after an apparent fight over video games led to gunfire inside a home.

“We should never have to live in a city where someone’s life is taken and we go about our lives as if nothing has ever happened,” Councilmember Johnson said.

At least two people were rushed to Temple University Hospital in critical condition.

Republicans are threatening to sue Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro over automatic voter registration, but the admin appears to be on solid legal ground.

The operator, who was asleep in the vehicle at the time of the theft, told officers 184 cases (30 pounds) of crab clusters were stolen.

The pervasive rumor in recent weeks has been that Mayor Mike Purzycki would not seek re-election. That became official Wednesday.

The Zero Fare program is designed to offer transportation relief for those who couldn’t previously afford to ride mass transit.

The 10-time All-Star arrived on the Colorado State campus for practice in spite of a fractured relationship with the Sixers’ front office.

The move will help 125,000 borrowers by erasing $9 billion in debt through existing programs.

Jeff Yass, Pennsylvania's richest man, has contributed a third of all donations to statewide judicial candidates, more than $2 million of it going toward Republicans.

After Trump slammed the judge's principal law clerk on social media Tuesday, the judge ordered all participants in the trial not to hurl personal attacks at court staffers.