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With local and imported products — and soon, housemade salumi — the store offers free delivery within 20 miles.

A Philadelphia law gives them priority when hotels are ready to rehire, but workers laid off due to COVID are taking their time and reviewing their options.

Community rejoices at the opening of a teen haven, offering tutoring, creative outlets, and a chill space.

The event is usually on MLK Day but was postponed until Presidents Day this year because of the record-setting COVID spike in January.

This once-in-a-century date is a palindrome whether you write it U.S. or European style.

They've been trying to get officials to discuss their anti-violence plan, but realize “it may feel a little uncomfortable to defer to the ideas of prisoners for solutions.”

Some longtime residents of the historically Black borough in Camden County are concerned that development is coming at a cost of the town’s history.

In the 50 largest U.S. metro areas, median rent rose an astounding 19.3% from December 2020 to December 2021.

Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research is now in quarantine.

Since most Olympians don't win a medal and many don't even qualify for the finals, returning home after the Games can be hard.

The Pew Research Center combed through census data and found the percentage of the Black population who had migrated to the U.S. had more than tripled over the last 40 years.

Many worry about relatives living in Ukraine, and the country from which their families emigrated.

Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora hopes addressing mental health will stem the record bloodshed in New Jersey’s capital city.

Along with some discounts, SEPTA adds service on some routes, but longer waits on others, to adjust to COVID ridership trends.

After two years of giving away food in Philadelphia and other cities, the chefs behind the project now have a home at Chester's Vittles Food Court.