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The new alliance will offer Latino business owners in Delaware leadership courses, marketing assistance, and other help to help grow their market share.

For years, the holiday tradition has seen hundreds get married under a legendary piece of art dedicated to love.

Advanced Placement African American Studies courses will be expanded to 26 schools in New Jersey next year.

The students are seeking better wages, claiming they can’t afford to eat on their current pay.

The open letter states that Central Bucks School Board is targeting its LGBTQ students.

Shapiro’s attendance raised an unexpected question: When is a gift to a public official not a gift?

"All Ewing public schools are closed today while we investigate an unconfirmed school threat," police said.

Haley, 51, is the first in a long line of Republicans who are expected to launch 2024 campaigns in the coming months.

Hedgerow Theatre in Rose Valley, Pa., was once America’s leading repertory theater company.

After taking a break over the holidays, construction work is back underway to overhaul the driving surface on the bridge connecting New Jersey and Delaware.

The 100-plus-year-old ban is rooted in anti-Catholic sentiment and was used to prevent a hijab-wearing teacher from working in Philadelphia in the 1990s.

Advocates argue that new legislation upping penalties for fentanyl will unfairly punish people from communities impacted by the war on drugs.

The Kansas City Chiefs bar in South Philly closed for Super Bowl LVII, but was back open for all Monday, regardless of team affiliation.

The pandemic took a harsh toll on U.S. teen girls’ mental health, with almost 60% reporting feelings of persistent sadness or hopelessness.

David Oh, elected to Philadelphia City Council in 2012, resigned from his at-large seat to enter the mayoral race. He is the sole Republican candidate so far.