Maria Pulcinella

Businesses still maintain the option of requiring employees, guests, or customers to wear face masks, health officials stressed.

Wingard, a West Chester native, will be the first Black president in the university’s 137-year history.

Saturday marks the first of two awareness days in June that honor people who live with HIV/AIDS, four decades after the first cases of AIDS were reported by the CDC.

Starting Monday, restaurants and businesses no longer have capacity limits or physical distancing requirements.

The Museum of Illusions is set to open a location at 4th and Market streets in Old City.

The open-air amphitheater, managed by Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, will operate on a modified schedule due to COVID-19.

More than 15 local employers hope to recruit teachers, aides, coaches, tutors, and youth group leaders for jobs this summer.

Temple’s College of Public Health and Prevention Point Philadelphia will host low-barrier, community vaccine clinics twice a week at Step Up to the Plate’s “Love Lot.”

The city is rolling out a new campaign called “Boost Your Mood” to coincide with Mental Health Awareness Month.

The museum’s reopening marks the launch of a new exhibit that features a pioneering Philly graduate: ‘Anna Russell Jones: The Art of Design.’

Mass vaccination clinics this weekend aim to get jabs into thousands more arms. And Penn joins the growing list of universities requiring students to be vaccinated this fall.

Here’s how the Philadelphia area will be celebrating Earth Day this year, and how you can participate — from cleanups and plantings to scavenger hunts.