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The safety summit, attended by more than a dozen schools, follows the deaths of 17 students across Philadelphia so far this school year.

The Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation is the latest group to formally oppose the $1.3 billion project.

The measure would require automatic sprinkler systems in existing high-rise buildings that are above 75 feet.

The library is the first of 12 to receive upgrades with funding from Philly’s soda tax as part of the city’s Rebuild program.

Some of the platforms targeted in the lawsuit include Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, and more.

Hepatitis C kills more than 400 people in Pennsylvania every year, despite it being a curable infectious disease.

March 16-19: "Boeing Boeing" in Del., St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Philly, and “Macbeth" in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

Philadelphians earning below the federal poverty level spend nearly a quarter of their incomes on energy. An event Friday is designed to help.

Larry Fife Giberson, who was identified online through open sources, is accused of being part of a group that tried to enter the Capitol through a tunnelway.

"I am deeply sorry for my behavior on Saturday," said Carson Briere, a hockey player at Mercyhurst University.

Rice was a staunch advocate for social justice. Gov. Phil Murphy announced he will sign an executive order requiring flags to fly at half-staff in Rice’s honor.

Rhynhart is one of four women running to be Philadelphia’s next mayor. Nutter said “it’s about time” a woman is in charge of the city.

The plan is to offer the employer-sponsored deal to smaller businesses beginning May 1.

The $2.1 million dollar package is designed to fix lights that have been damaged by animals. The new system will feature state of the art technology.

A half-century-old bit of American bureaucracy is leaving hundreds of thousands of nursing home residents in an unthinkable bind: Living on as little as $30 a month.