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Philadelphia is building up one of the oldest Holocaust monuments in the United States.

NPR Chief News Editor David Sweeney has left the company following allegations of sexual harassment filed against him by at least three female journalists.

The U.S. Coast Guard is ready to issue fines to anglers who catch striped bass outside of the allowable boundary, officials say. 

Berks County veteran Ron Ferrizzi talks about being interviewed by a war correspondent and how marijuana helped him steady his nerves while in Vietnam.

The First State is at greater risk for sea level rise because of its low-lying topography. The state now has new metrics to project the impacts of climate change.

No major storms or cold blasts are on the horizon for the Jersey Shore as December begins later this week, forecasters say. 

There once was a time when you could be arrested for possession of margarine in Philadelphia.

If you saw a vivid object race across the Jersey Shore sky around early Friday evening, you’re not alone.

Sunday turns cool after a mild Saturday.

Bobby Allyn talks about Meek Mill’s probation and how representative it may be of the thousands of Philadelphians on probation with ...

Every year for the past nine, a group of St. Joe’s Prep alumni gather the day after Thanksgiving to remember Josias Sterling, a classmate who died suddenly in 2009.

Now, the homeless man who helped a New Jersey woman when her car ran out of gas in Philadelphia might not stay homeless much longer.

Thirty years after, the city is still trying to rebuild from the ruin it wrought.

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller sits down for his weekly conversation with Gallup's Frank Newport to talk about trends in U.S. opinion.

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority officials would only say a "medical emergency" had occurred on Thursday at the Jefferson Station.