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Residents and activists marched through the streets of West Philadelphia after law enforcement broke up the encampment after weeks of protests.

Monday's pledge promises what will be the biggest yet delivery of rockets, ammunition and other arms straight from Department of Defense stocks for Ukrainian forces.

Temple Health will manage the facility which will be named Temple Health-Chestnut Hill Hospital following the acquisition.

The white man who fatally shot Ahmaud Arbery has been sentenced to life in prison for committing a federal hate crime.

A new study finds climate hazards aggravate 58% of known infection diseases in people.

After 11 years, the “beloved” sculpture by Jordan Griska, “Grumman Greenhouse,” is making way for a major John Rhoden retrospective at PAFA.

The top 70 players in the PGA’s FedEx Cup standings will compete at Wilmington Country Club. It’s the biggest sporting event ever to be held in northern Delaware.

The group was celebrating the West Philadelphia High School class of 1972.

Colombia’s first leftist President will be sworn into office on Sunday, in a colorful ceremony that marks a turning point in the South American nation’s history.

The near mile-long stretch between Girard Avenue and Spring Garden Street saw thousands enjoy food, shopping, and the occasional drink or two.

High temperatures and humidity are expected to create dangerous conditions in Philadelphia on Monday and Tuesday.

The Senate has worked overnight and into the morning as Democrats push their election-year economic package toward passage.

Amid record inflation affecting residents that local governments can’t control, Gloucester County has decided to help out with a lid on spending.

For decades, PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) have tainted the water, air, and soil — in the Delaware Valley region and across the country.

Norristown Borough is considering a new “dawn-to-dusk” ordinance, which would make it officially illegal to sleep overnight in the borough’s parks.