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Nonprofits, small businesses and the Philadelphia Union are spearheading a growing local response to the disaster.

The annual Delaware River Sojourn has been drawing kayakers and canoers to the Delaware River for 31 years.

Residents struggling to pay their water and electric bills could be spared from shutoffs as temperatures rise.

Along with the historical marker from the state, the city launched a virtual tour of the city’s Northside neighborhood, where Black culture once thrived.

The Monroe Energy refinery in Trainer processes an average of 185,000 barrels per day, including jet fuel, gasoline and diesel.

City officials cut a deal meant to protect residents with the scrap metal company. It didn't. “We let them down,” EMR USA CEO Joe Balzano said.

Una nueva iniciativa en el sur de Delaware busca reducir las disparidades en la salud materna llevando apoyo prenatal y posparto directamente a las mujeres.

Los puertorriqueños de todo Delaware celebraron la firma del Proyecto de Ley de la Cámara 290 y reflexionaron sobre la historia, la migración y el orgullo cultural.

The city is closing down many roads in the city through July 4 to support Wawa Welcome America Festival events. Here are the changes you can expect.

The free customizable charm bracelets offered at the Bank of America booth have become a viral hit, and created long queues to get one.

What Thomas Jefferson meant by "the pursuit of happiness" may be very different from what Americans mean today.

A South Philly parking lot. Hours of driving. The golden taste of the king of fruit.

Loaded Cheese Fries, Hickory Barbecue or Jalapeño Cream Cheese? The choice was tough.

The DART program started in 2010 to make public transportation in the Doylestown area more accessible and affordable.

CSAs allow food-sharing between farms and members through subscriptions. Here are some in and around Philly.