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The Newark Urgent Care Center is the first facility in Delaware to participate in the federal ‘Test to Treat’ initiative.

To mark Minority Health Month, Burlington County officials will host a free resource fair focused on healthy lifestyles and housing.

Many Philadelphia residents are pitching in to reduce blight this spring, some with the goal of making neighborhoods safer.

Officials are strongly recommending masks still be worn indoors. Further details will be announced Friday morning.

The American Lung Association says while ozone levels are improving, levels of particulate pollution are less promising.

However, the state’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission said it investigated “a few minor complaints.”

Congressman Dwight Evans announced an ambitious, $51 billion plan to tackle the nation’s gun violence epidemic at its roots.

Sustainable Fashion Week comes to Philly for the first time. The event highlights local designers and invites all to learn more about sustainability.

Mayor Jim Kenney decried the ‘Trumpian’ politicization of vaccines and mask mandates during an online video interview with the Washington Post.

This year’s spring trail season kickoff will feature a hodgepodge of events, from Earth Day festivals and volunteer cleanups to ribbon-cuttings and tree-plantings.

27th Street between Marlton Pike and Federal Street will be totally reconstructed. The project topped Camden Mayor Vic Carstarphen’s to-do list.

After a hung jury abruptly ended his federal bribery trial, it was business as usual for the Second District council member.

Kardos is accused of beating Rickia Young amid the unrest following the fatal police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr. in West Philadelphia.

In June, Delaware County Memorial Hospital and Crozer Chester Medical Center will lose several key behavioral, mental health, and substance abuse services.

The arrest of William Ushler, 53, came after a cyber tip from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.