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As Anjoli Santiago takes the helm of Philadelphia Arts in Education Partnership, the state has changed its arts funding priorities.

The money is enough to get construction underway, but riders will have to wait years for the new fleet to arrive.

Robin Lyn Massing allegedly intercepted at least one of the three checks meant to be mailed on behalf of the Media Little League and tried to deposit it for more than $7,200.

Police say 32-year-old Erin Piacenti, of Chester, N.J., died at the hospital. The other victim, a 68-year-old man, is hospitalized in critical but stable condition.

The oldest institution of natural history in America will close its museum at the end of this month. Here is how the community is reacting.

The document that established the U.S. and its guiding principles was signed in Philly. Here is how the Constitution helped influence America over the years.

Alfonso Q. Llano Jr. took over the state-run school district in March. Parents are calling for more transparency from the state.

The man was arrested in Honduras just miles away from where the child’s mother had a previous visit on a mission trip.

The state says Chobani’s commitment is the largest private investment ever made in Pennsylvanian agriculture.

Glen Pysher IV, 22, died after he was shot twice in the chest in the early morning hours of Sunday, Aug. 23.

The Academy will continue scientific research and public education, but its museum will go the way of the dinosaur.

The legislation could serve as a “model ordinance” for other municipalities, said Upper Darby Councilmember Kyle McIntyre.

FLASH radiation therapy delivers a high-velocity proton beam at tumor sites. The approach could be a faster, more accurate type of cancer treatment.

The federal CETA program employed tens of thousands of artists with a 1973 jobs-training law. Its impact has been largely overlooked.

The legislation is named after a woman in Indiana who gave birth on the side of the road minutes after a hospital discharged her.