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“Chances are, if you're eating mushrooms … they came from Pennsylvania,” said Gale Ferranto, a third-generation Kennett Square mushroom farmer.

Three state legislators and four first-time candidates are vying to succeed U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans.

The higher education collaboration was sparked in part by “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” creator Rob McElhenney’s relationship with the Welsh city.

“We’ve served over 1,600 students since we've been founded, and we’ve served over 550 teaching fellows,” said Michelle Palmer.

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia plans to build a 1,005-vehicle garage for employee parking needs.

Philly Bike Action’s second big ride there in 14 months drew hundreds to protest a lack of progress on addressing safety concerns.

Matt McClanahan and Lauren McChesney bought Shankweiler’s Drive-In in Oreland, Pennsylvania, in 2022 after learning the property might be sold to developers.

The Joe and Jill Biden Foundation this past week approved a 13-person governance board that is charged with steering the project.

Lydia Munoz has been helping immigrant families since the 1970s and feels her work is needed more than ever in changing times.

“When you connect to one of these older adults, you’d be surprised how they can change your life,” says Jamee Nowell Smith of Senior Community Services.

The splash fountains of Dilworth Plaza are now a temporary public art installation that allow people to conduct water like an orchestra.

A roughly 21% fare hike will also go into effect that day.

The attorneys general of California and Delaware have expressed serious concerns about the safety of OpenAI's chatbot, ChatGPT, especially for children and teens.

Pennsylvania’s budget is nine weeks late. Delaware County lawmakers are urging the Senate to reach a deal on funding SEPTA and schools before it’s too late.

Rennie Harris and Megan Bridge expand a student project from 25 years ago into an evening of self-reflection and social commentary.