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More than two years after a flood devastated low-lying Eastwick, a community organization is distributing funding for lingering repairs.

The average resident’s bill would increase more than 20% by late 2024, under a rate increase the Philadelphia Water Department wants.

March 23-26: Dru Hill and "Bring It On" in Del., Theatre Week in Philly, and Frankie Negrón in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

The traditional Japanese house in Fairmount Park suffered damage after a break-in last summer. Its paintings, worth $2 million, are now repaired.

New Jersey Transit said service was suspended on its Northeast Corridor Line between New York Penn Station and Trenton.

The systems in place “are institutionally designed to shatter dreams and fill prisons,” one student told candidates.

More than six years after the project was announced, the badly-needed renovations are almost entirely done.

All 17 seats are up for reelection.

The report from Pew Charitable Trusts uses federal and city data to compare the effective tax rates for renters and homeowners.

City Council members get input on the impact rent control may have on Philly neighborhoods.

The data posted on the City Controller’s website will be used for budgeting and as a blueprint of how to invest in social programs.

The reason for the postponement was not immediately clear, but it would indicate that a vote on whether or not to indict Trump might be at least temporarily pushed back.

The state agency overseeing Pennsylvania’s troubled mortgage relief program has leveled a slew of new accusations as thousands of homeowners remain stuck in limbo.

In a rare collaboration, PAFA and AAMP ask artists to consider the state of U.S. democracy.

A bill allowing cities to create civilian review boards with subpoena power has stalled in the Legislature.