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Anyone who purchased these items, and still has them in their possession, is warned not to eat them.

The new vehicles will replace 40-year-old trolleys which are at the end of their usable life.

At least 10 historical Black colleges and universities will be part of an all-day festival of HBCU life and culture at the Mann Center, in May.

The city hopes the film will open doors to mental health help for Philadelphians affected by gun violence.

The chamber voted 161-to-40 to send the Senate a constitutional amendment. If senators go along with it, the amendment could go before voters for approval as soon as November.

Hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians could lose their health insurance and nearly two million could face more food insecurity in the coming months.

Ukraine’s leader pledged Friday to push for victory in 2023 as he and other Ukrainians marked the somber anniversary of the Russian invasion that upended their lives.

To ease the burden on the family, Temple University said it will pay for Ofc. Fitzgerald's funeral.

A Biden administration official used Camden County Correctional Facility’s addiction treatment program as a model example for the nation to build on.

No current evidence suggests that offshore wind farms or surveys have caused the recent spike in whale deaths. Necropsies have found the mammals were killed by vessel strikes.

The Bridge Clinic, based in Bucks County, is set to open a Philadelphia office thanks to a $200,000 grant from PetSmart Charities.

According to police, the shooting happened just before 6 p.m. outside the James G. Blaine School.

The city wants to eliminate disparities in tree coverage between neighborhoods.

She will be the 12th president and first African-American woman to serve in the role in the organization’s 65-year history.

Diplomats from Ukraine’s allies sought to win over more nations that have been ambivalent toward the war, including China.