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As a “reemerging gateway,” immigrants have driven Philadelphia’s overall population growth in recent decades.

Simpson's attorney confirmed to TMZ he died Wednesday night in Las Vegas.

As office towers are retrofitted, residential buildings’ unionized cleaners in Center City say they worry about job security. But businesses say proposed changes go too far.

The HOMES Campaign aims to combat rising rent prices, low-quality homes and increasing displacement in Delaware.

A growing Muslim community in Norristown welcomed the end of Ramadan and celebration of Eid al-Fitr with a picnic.

City commissioners and voter advocates are helping Philadelphians who observe Passover cast their votes.

The public service vet inherits an ailing city department facing a troubling vacancy rate and funding woes.

The women of World War II who inspired the now-iconic “Rosie the Riveter” movement will be awarded the long-overdue honor Wednesday.

Leaders hope to avoid the “summer slide” with more than 30,000 slots available for youth entertainment and education.

The ultimate disc team hopes to build on its inaugural season both growing its fan base and extending its play into the postseason.

An unofficial New Jersey diner coalition estimates that there are around 450 diners in the state, more per capita than any other state in the United States.

Members of the Philly food service workers’ union, including cooks, servers, bartenders, dishwashers and concessions workers, are walking off the job.

The governing body for mostly small colleges, covering about 83,000 athletes across the U.S, is believed to be the first college sports organization to take such a step.

The latest update on Israel's ongoing military invasion comes six months to the day after the surprise attacks led by Hamas on Oct. 7 that sparked the ensuing conflict.

The Gamecocks became the 10th Division I team to go through a season without a loss. Clark scored 30 points, including a championship-record 18 in the first quarter.