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Philly’s largest journalism and community engagement collaboration will help prepare residentscitizen for the election in November 2023.

Delaware’s environmental agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are partnering to find the best ways to prepare for flooding in Delaware’s Inland Bays.

Allison Chris Myers, a Navy veteran, will oversee the state’s Civil Services Commission.

The victory by the state’s first Black senator ensures Democrats an outright majority in the chamber for the rest of President Joe Biden’s term.

The requests are the first known subpoenas by Smith, who was named last month as special counsel by Attorney General Merrick Garland.

Governor-elect Josh Shapiro highlighted gun violence and its effect on young people during the 5th annual Bloomberg American Health Summit in Philadelphia Tuesday.

The lawsuit comes more than a year after Cosby left prison after his 2018 sexual assault conviction in Pennsylvania was overturned.

The Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey is allowing the state’s bear hunt to commence after opponents appealed its reinstatement.

With only a few weeks till the New Year, it’s been an especially deadly year on Delaware highways with 149 deaths — a number not seen since 1988.

The report cites wear and tear plus weather issues as partially responsible for the state’s crumbling infrastructure.

The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol will make criminal referrals to the Justice Department as it wraps up its probe.

His Office of General Counsel shields basic information about why it spends tens of thousands of dollars annually to hire private law firms.

Neil Patel says the crime targeting customers and his store and employees is rampant.

A council member who shepherded funds to the museum says the party doesn’t aim to “stir up anything.” An NAACP leader says it doubles down on “white supremacy.”

Nutter shares his personal experiences with being stopped, including during his time on City Council. He still supports the policy, as part of a broader policing plan.