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In the nation’s capital, thousands gathered at the Washington Monument before marching to the Supreme Court.

Three people were injured in the first shooting, one in the second, and 17 in what police described as an exchange of gunfire between two groups of people.

There are growing fears from party leaders that Mastriano, a state senator and retired U.S. Army colonel, is too extreme to win the general election in November

After a damp test launch in the fall, the spring edition will bring 50 food trucks, food tents, and vendors back to Northern Liberties.

Ron taught me the path to hope, and resilience is to ensure we don’t forget, or under-mourn, these tremendous losses incurred in our community, writes Chris Barlett.

Autonomous technologies help the Mendelssohn Chorus perform a new work about the ethics of robotics.

Sixers basketball President Daryl Morey said Doc Rivers will return for a third season as coach.

McFarlane died Thursday from complications of a previous lung condition at a hospital in Michigan.

The department has recorded more than 500 carjacking incidents so far this year.

The news comes as Philadelphia contends with an affordable housing crisis and a tight housing market that has kept home prices high.

More than 75 gas stations throughout the state demonstrate how much money motorists can save, if the legislature passes a bill permitting self-serve gas.

The issues range from crawl space wiring to problems with a newly purchased wireless microphone system for councilmembers.

The state’s on-again/off-again relationship with commercial airlines is about to be off again. Frontier Airlines plans to end the state’s only commercial flights in June.

Kathy Barnette is newly competitive in the GOP U.S. Senate primary. With days to go, she’s avoiding mainstream press and fighting GOP insiders.

The April 20 traffic stop and search has generated national media coverage. University President Tony Allen says the police engaged in misconduct.