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Next month, the Philadelphia Orchestra will be in China for an unprecedented cultural exchange that should strengthen its global reach. ...

Near SEPTA’s Wayne Junction station in Philadelphia, there’s a load-bearing pillar with a sign drilled into it, saying, ̶ ...

Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Welfare plans to change its funding formula for jobs programs for people receiving public assis ...

New Jersey’s Education Department is being pressed to act on emergency repairs in urban schools. The Education Law Center ha ...

About 13,500 Philadelphians brought sneakers to work today for N ...

A day after Philadelphia schools officials outlined a dramatic reorganization and downsizing plan, City Council members are beginning to ...

Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect who stole a $500 gun from Joe’s Auto Repair on Indian Quee ...

Philadelphia officials Wednesday announced the American Cancer Society will recruit volunteers for a nationwide, longitudinal study on ...

The chairman of the New Jersey Assembly budget committee says it doesn’t make sense to move ahead with a plan to reorganize the sta ...

Delaware lawmakers have begun consideration of a bill that would allow the children of undocumented immigrants to qualify for in-state tu ...

Temple’s building more housing on campus, but the red-tailed hawk that’s been trying to make a home on North Broad Street had ...

A group wants to change “C.B. Moore” to “Cecil B. Moore” on digital bus signs and street signs, claimin ...

Effective May 1, New Castle County Executive Paul Clark says it will be easier and cheaper for people to access public records under the ...