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The lights can be seen “chasing” PATCO trains as they go across the bridge, and will change colors to reflect the holidays or special occasions.

Community leaders and elected officials are convening to discuss how the county can address the affordable housing crisis.

Poets, speakers, and civic leaders encouraged young people to get involved, including sending letters to area lawmakers.

The incident happened on March 11 at a bar near the campus of Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pennsylvania.

On-time trash collection is better than its in been in more than a decade, according to Philly Streets Commissioner Carlton Williams.

Students, faculty, and staff were ordered to shelter in place while police investigated an active shooter threat Monday afternoon.

Investigations from Atlanta to Washington are still pressing forward, underscoring the broad range of peril he confronts as he seeks to reclaim the presidency.

Workers in the system and advocates for health care access fear thousands of children and adults could wrongly lose their coverage as a result.

The nation's largest city bolstered security and warned potential protesters it was “not a playground for your misplaced anger.”

Guatemalans make up 30% of the state’s population of Hispanic or Latino descent. They want to see better education, less crime in their home country.

The process will likely be lengthy and require special procedures for the first-of-its-kind prosecution of a former president.

Continuous coverage policy expired Friday as pandemic protections more broadly begin to phase out.

Theater artist Gabriela Sanchez will lead the city’s arts granting organization, and wants the next mayor to value the power of the arts.

The victory made Kim Mulkey the first women’s coach to win national championships at two different schools.

The National Weather Service confirmed Sunday that tornadoes hit Cinnaminson, Jackson Township, and Howell Township, New Jersey.