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The United States is trying to get to the quarterfinals for the first time since 2002 and continues to delight the American audience.

Conservationists say a huge financial gift will help them to increase recreation and education on Camden’s waterfront.

A new website makes it easy to compare and download data about toxic air pollutants at refinery fencelines across the country.

Philadelphia, not the state House or Senate, has oversight over potential impeachment and removal of its district attorney, the lawsuit claims.

Only about 250 endangered Atlantic sturgeon are left in the Delaware River. Pollution has reduced oxygen levels to the point where the sturgeon struggle to breathe and breed.

A Commonwealth Court judge ruled that a lawsuit nine parents filed against five school districts, including Pennsbury, was moot.

City Hall’s midyear budget transfer pumps an unexpected surplus of public funds into the arts sector.

The legislation would provide privacy rights to domestic workers, and require employers and domestic employees to enter into a written contract.

During the first three Fridays of December, residents can pick up tests at the county Wellness Centers in Yeadon and Chester from 2 to 4 p.m.

The man was put in isolation for seven months in 2016. An appeals court says the lawsuit alleging cruel and unusual punishment can resume.

A suspect is dead after a series of events in Delaware that includes two carjackings and a police chase.

The massive 55-foot Christmas tree outside Philadelphia City Hall is decked out with 4,000 lights to brighten up the Wawa Holiday Plaza.

A 30,000-square-foot retail space in the Fashion District has been transformed into a staged, unauthorized show of work by the secretive street artist.

West Philly has a new little free library and it’s full of arts and crafts supplies.

After years of petitioning, The Rename Taney Coalition hopes for a breakthrough in their fight to rename Taney Street, famously named after Roger B. Taney.