Community

After sitting vacant for decades, the building has undergone a $14 million makeover, creating a space for nonprofits to provide social services, health care and education.

This week’s Philly “Firstival” is celebrating the first time we referred to the new nation as the United States of America.

The Delaware County Health Department is working with prison management to identify people who might have had close contact with the individual.

The ninth annual festival celebrates Latino culture and brings Delaware communities together through music, food, art, resources and shared traditions.

Protesters urged the agency to end its contract with the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE.

A typo carved into Philadelphia’s Eli Kirk Price Fountain went unnoticed for decades. Now, monument experts say it may be there to stay.

City officials say two sites in Philadelphia have potential for AI data centers, but there are no proposals for development.

Twice a week, players gather for free games in Rittenhouse Square, where a club that started with one chessboard has grown into a community.

The Frozen Farmer uses “misfit fruit” from its farm to make frozen treats. The new Dewey Beach location aims to highlight Delaware agriculture in the popular tourist town.

Goodwill’s fashion show transforms donated and thrifted pieces into creative runway designs, highlighting the possibilities of reuse and secondhand style.

The state’s utility commission unanimously approved two motions aiming to tackle affordability.

First responders and loved ones who lost someone in the attacks spoke at the ceremony Friday in Lower Makefield Township.

The mayor unveiled a plaque today honoring the Philadelphians who served at Ground Zero.

Billy Penn asked readers: how has 9/11 changed the way you live, the way Philadelphia works or the way you think about the future?

Friday's milestone anniversary will bring memorial rituals — wreath-laying, flag-flying, moments of silence, vigils and readings of victims' names.