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Students say they were surprised by the “unprecedented” penalties dealt out by the college following protests in 2023 and 2024.

The building at 13th and Market streets has been a department store for 149 years. The legacy of Philly’s proud retail history is scattered around the city.

New report recommends four bridges connecting N.J. and Philly should have safety standards checked. The DRPA says the root problem is how large ships operate.

In addition to layoffs, failed referendums in Indian River and Smyrna districts will lead to larger class sizes and reduced programs.

Local horticulturists expect the season will peak during the first week of April, aligning perfectly with Shofuso’s annual Cherry Blossom Festival.

Tasha Oliver allegedly abused the girl from 2010 to 2014. After she was arrested last year, law enforcement and district officials said nothing.

The man was driven to a psychiatric hospital in a police van but was not handcuffed because he had agreed to go voluntarily.

A Delaware County judge ruled in favor of a civil lawsuit seeking to block the Foundation of Delaware County from giving money to Crozer’s parent company.

A N.J. Assembly committee approved bills to give residents better access to affordable housing information, and keep renters from getting evicted.

Anik and Brunson dated for several years before marrying in October 2021, though both have been extremely private about their relationship.

The results and ongoing conversations will inform county officials’ work on a Community Health Improvement Plan.

The Sixers arena deal died in January, but two months later, City Council is finally changing the space back to its former zoning.

The Trump administration has suspended approximately $175 million in federal funding for Penn over the swimmer.

Dan Meuser — one of Trump's strongest allies in the commonwealth — held a town hall-style event to show “appreciation” to Black Philadelphia voters who shifted to support him.

The White House says the department would not close completely right now. It is to retain certain critical functions, like managing federal student loans and Pell grants.