Archives: Articles

During a community listening session Tuesday night, residents said reparations, youth opportunities should be among top concerns for the next mayor.

The legislation would enable eligible towns to circumvent the cap — essentially allowing them to bid for inactive licenses in another town.

The Clay Studio in Philadelphia asked 12 artists to make work that reflects how they feel about their position in the world right now.

Monica Miraglilo worked her way into the construction industry after a career in modeling. Now she wants to empower other women to join her.

A Lower Merion Township police officer will be facing disciplinary review in connection with a controversial traffic stop in which a woman was tased.

Central Bucks educators, students, and parents rallied outside the administration’s meeting about a policy that bans Pride flags and other inclusive classroom decor.

Luis Soto is accused of buying gun parts with a fake name and using those pieces to produce untraceable assault weapons.

Kensington-area medical facility Esperanza Health Center plans to expand its health and behavioral services, as well as a newly built community wellness center.

Federal authorities are investigating an incident involving a man who was shot by a court security officer after they say he waved “sharp-edged” weapons towards the officer.

76 Carriage Company suspended rides as they look to find new stables. Animal rights advocates want the rides banned by the city.

Pennsylvania received $350 million in federal assistance to aid homeowners; the money must be spent by September 2025.

Shapiro will be the first governor of Pennsylvania since 1966 to be elected to succeed a member of his own party.

As Delaware conducts a second round of lead testing in K-12 schools, officials face questions over their botched handling of the first.

A documentary play at Louis Bluver Theatre is abruptly interrupted every 5 minutes and 39 seconds by another overdose death. That rate is quickening.

Those leaving the force are expected to exceed the number of newly hired and trained cops by the end of the year.