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“Seeing Philadelphia” is the first public exhibition of the city’s historical archive since the collection was acquired by Drexel University.

The new study is the first to break down pregnancy-related death rates by race and state, offering clues for public health officials to take action.

This year, 80 teams will be competing in the Icarus Cup alongside live music, food, and drinks at Drexel University.

New Courtland hopes to bring one-bedroom apartments for seniors and retail space to the site.

Wilmington's first dual language trail encourages bilingualism through educational activities and fun experiences at Cool Spring Park.

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, District Attorney Larry Krasner, and Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw expressed outrage and disgust about the tragedy.

Philadelphia is called the Cradle of Liberty — and invites everyone to experience its history on Independence Day.

Glenside, which lies within Cheltenham and Abington townships in Montgomery County, has dubbed itself as the “July Fourth capital of the East and beyond.”

Cyclists from the September 11th National Memorial Trail Alliance ended the 700-mile trek in Philadelphia on Monday.

Natural Lands announced the finalization of four conservation easements on 102 acres of the iconic property in Westtown Township.

The new laws include increased penalties for speeding and reckless driving, but lawmakers were unable to get a ban on open containers of alcohol approved.

Chester County identified transportation as a major barrier to community members getting to problem-solving court appointments and recovery services.

The people killed range in age from 15 to 59. Two children were shot and wounded.

New regulations require more direct care hours for residents and tighter staffing ratios at nearly 700 long-term care facilities statewide.

Carpenters’ Hall is now open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is free.