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The company redeveloping the former refinery plans to use a third-party facilitator to negotiate an agreement with community stakeholders.

Philly soccer fans can look forward to helping host the 2026 edition of the World Cup. Until then, here’s where you can watch this year’s grand finale.

The new software is designed to quickly identify when someone draws a weapon gun on the transit system and notify police immediately.

After a tight race, Moffa conceded on Thursday evening. He said there weren’t enough challenged provisional ballots for him to gain the majority.

A Philadelphia sanitation worker is dead after a shooting on Friday morning in the Mayfair neighborhood.

Democrats won control of the Pennsylvania House in the 2022 midterms, but at least one seat will be vacant when the new session starts in January.

After suing the state over gun laws, the Delaware State Sportsmen’s Association’s latest challenge targets a high-capacity magazine buyback program.

N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy’s task force is expected to provide recommendations by the end of January. A policy expert says the governor is moving “relatively quickly.”

An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza has killed millions of birds in Pennsylvania, and farms, wildlife centers, and testing labs are bearing the costs.

Meet Jennifer Mora, the Philadelphia baker who makes desserts, then gives them away to her neighbors for free. “I feel like I'm sending people off on a good journey,” she says

After some serious soul-searching, longtime “Radio Times” host Marty Moss-Coane says it’s time to end the program she loves.

The facilities planning process, which has had multiple starts and stops, is meant to determine the district’s current and future building needs.

The study is expected to inform solutions to keep Philadelphians safe from dangerous heat waves made worse by climate change.

State Rep. Todd Stephens (R., Montgomery) conceded his race in the 151st District on Thursday.

The change would require applicants become residents within 6 months of being hired instead of living in the city for a year before applying.