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For almost 10 years, the People’s Paper Co-op has used art to help women get out of jail, and to get people’s criminal records expunged.

The Downtown Dover Partnership presented a redevelopment plan dubbed Capital City 2030 to town residents this week.

A 30-year-old woman and a 31-year-old man have been charged with endangering the welfare of a child.

Some of the emails obtained by WHYY News appear to commend someone who spoke out against Black Lives Matter signs at their school.

James MacColl lied to investigators after shooting his second suspect in a four-year period. His actions contributed to a carjacking case collapsing.

SEPTA says anyone trying to get out of paying would not be able to go over or under the gates.

A deal to convert the space fell apart during the pandemic. Now the Parks and Rec Department is hoping for a new concept to move in.

As shore-lovers look forward to summer, some New Jersey beaches are in rough shape after winter erosion.

A number of Philadelphia police officers, firefighters and medics were decontaminated due to possible exposure.

The resolutions are part of the council’s recognition of Women’s History Month.

Pennsylvania’s Right-to-Know Law grants public access to all government records unless their disclosure is barred due to specific exceptions.

A Pennsylvania judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the GOP aimed at preventing counties from helping voters ensure their mail-in ballots counted.

The attack and the U.S. response threaten to upend recent efforts to deescalate tensions across the wider Middle East.

The DEA warns that xylazine-fentanyl mixtures are exacerbating the deadly consequences of the opioid crisis.

Tufting rose in popularity during the height of the pandemic. Now, Philly’s TuftCon will celebrate the craft in person.