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The money will help the transit agency fix its aging railcars, rent some replacements and return full service for riders.

Protesters gathered in front of Wilmington’s city hall as part of a movement to rally support for programs that help the poor.

Join us for a night celebrating some of the biggest stories — and most fascinating Philadelphians — of the past year.

The orders make Lindsey Halligan the latest Trump administration prosecutor to be disqualified because of the manner in which they were appointed.

Yobranny Martinez-Fernandez and Hendrick Pena-Fernandez were found guilty in the murder of Philadelphia Police Sergeant Richard Mendez.

What does Joi Washington — a transit-oriented, video game-playing millennial — have in store for "Everybody’s Hometown" in Delaware County?

The stalled beach nourishment projects come after a new study found that coastal flooding could become the norm in the near future.

Pablo McConnie-Saad says he’s running on affordability, which he connects to climate. He has a tough-on-Trump stance, saying there needs to be a general strike.

The Constitution Center’s Jeffrey Rosen wrote songs about the moral philosophy behind the Founding Fathers’ signature phrase.

The four-track EP dives into the nonbinary musician's recent transition and connection to the city’s queer community.

The scholarship encourages classrooms to conduct research and dive into civic learning.

ArtPhilly will showcase Philly culture, past and present.

Political strategists say it's an approach that makes sense given the wide-open 2028 field and sheer number of candidates competing for attention.

Carmella Martin says SEPTA officials contended that she should go back to her previous position, despite her physician's recommendation against it.

Sasha Suda is alleged to have awarded herself three salary increases, despite being told they needed approval from the Board's Compensation Committee.