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"For this type to occur during this specific holy time is really a disgrace," said one man.

After tying 1988’s record for highway deaths, Delaware lawmakers unveil a package of bills to crackdown on most common causes of crashes.

Philadelphia will host its 16th annual Philly Spring Cleanup in hopes to put an end to littering and illegal dumping.

The mall will remain closed on Easter Sunday for an investigation.

The Justice Department has launched an investigation into the possible release of Pentagon documents that were posted on several social media sites.

Previously, both schools were cleared of asbestos.

Philadelphia is planning to have a summer full of events in order to keep youth out of trouble.

After 13 years of renting, Paradigm bought a 5-story building on 3rd St., inaugurating it with new work by Nazeer Sabree about Black healing.

The Phillies lost the World Series last year, and started this season with a slump, but 45,000 fans at Friday’s home opener can’t be wrong.

The two-time National League MVP had been projected to return as a designated hitter by the All-Star break this season. But it appears he might come back earlier.

Attacks on humans are rare, but officials say they have happened.

Republican lawmakers want to put the authority in the hands of the General Assembly. They have drafted but not introduced legislation to accomplish that.

Just one year from now, a total solar eclipse will sweep across North America. The eclipse will slice a diagonal line across 13 states in the U.S., from Texas through Maine.

New food and a gigantic new videoboard are just some of the things fans can expect at the home opener.

Advocates say the report documents the pandemic’s impact on affordable housing units, but the full impact is still being examined.