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Camden continues to see historic lows, but homicides per capita in the city remain above national numbers.

Jack Tompkins resigned on the day his liability insurance coverage would’ve ended. Township Council will pick from three names.

Smoking marijuana in public can lead to a criminal charge and up to five days in prison. The proposal would make it a civil violation subject to a fine.

A 147,000-square-foot retail complex beneath One and Two Liberty Place draws more than 5 million visitors a year.

The Philadelphia Historic District’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday next highlights the nation’s first folk parade.

The lawsuit filed against PECO and the company operating the Bristol Health and Rehabilitation Center says both companies failed to evacuate residents, staff and visitors.

Councilmember Richard Womack will serve as chair and Councilmember Christine Reuther will serve as vice chair of Delco Council.

Pennsylvania is a key presidential battleground state, and Shapiro's strong performance in the 2022 governor's race has raised his profile within the Democratic Party.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will now recommend that all children get vaccinated against 11 diseases, down from 18 a year ago.

The Philadelphia Housing Authority project covers 1,000 units and is expected to cost upwards of $500 million to complete.

While George Washington’s army waged war against Britain, Yellow Springs Hospital fought a deadlier enemy: contagious disease.

With the trolley tunnel from West Philly to Center City closed the past two months, roughly 60,000 trolley riders have relied on the El or a shuttle.

The Friendship House is a Wilmington community organization that helps homeless residents find stability and resources.

A 66-year-old woman from Levittown has become the third person to die following the explosion and fire at the Bristol Health and Rehab Center on Dec. 23.

The effort officially expanded to include the neighborhoods of Fishtown and Kensington, among others.