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Mayor Kenney, police, and city officials say they’re committed to addressing issues in grant money and curfews.

Doses will be provided only to those who set appointments and individuals with a higher risk of catching the virus.

The founder of the Trans Affirming Alliance called the federal court ruling that prevents the DOE from enforcing rules protecting trans youth “an attack on our children.”

The Philadelphia Water Department tests for about 100 contaminants, and says none exceeded state or federal standards.

The Maryland-based company hopes the U.S. also clears booster doses and teen use fairly soon.

The billionaire wanted to wait until February, but the chancellor ruled that such a delay lengthens the “cloud of uncertainty” over the social media giant.

Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner said more will have to be done to stem the rising tide of violence in the city.

The theme park says it will take actions to “do better,” including training employees to “deliver an inclusive, equitable, and entertaining experience.”

Making sure educators are paid well, come from diverse backgrounds, and feel supported on the job are among its goals.

A new plan for the Navy Yard includes thousands of residential units, along with tools to mitigate flooding that include elevating structures and digging a canal.

Philadelphia City Council recently passed a stricter version of an existing juvenile curfew that requires older teens to be inside by 10 p.m. this summer.

Wilmington City Council approves plan to offer vacant homes in West Center City to graduates of the city’s Jumpstart training program.

Two former White House aides are expected to testify at the House Jan. 6 committee's prime-time hearing Thursday.

Harris voiced support for abortion rights and tighter gun restrictions, and promised to reduce disproportionately high maternal mortality rates for people of color.

The untraceable weapons are becoming more popular for use in crime in Philly. The effort is part of a crackdown on gun show sales.