Sophia Schmidt

Philadelphia relies on libraries as heating and cooling centers, but they frequently close due to heat or air conditioning issues.

Parker’s $7 billion budget proposal would continue existing efforts to combat litter and illegal dumping and add funding for 125 cameras.

A school district leader told Lankenau students and staff that no final decisions have been made about closures during a press conference Wednesday.

The sponsor of the proposed incineration ban pulled the bill from a vote at the last minute in January once it appeared to lack support.

But meteorologists say records for total snowfall during a single snowstorm or winter are unlikely to fall.

The network will offer hourly air quality index updates posted to a new website, Breathe Philly.

The rules of Snowmelt Derby are simple: Guess when all the snow will disappear from Bob Mina’s Chester County backyard.

Zoo staff say the female hawk and female turkey vulture share food, preen each other and have even attempted to raise eggs.

Electricity bills jumped by as much as 20% for New Jersey households last year. This June, some customers’ bills will fall slightly.

After a three-day hearing, a judge disagreed with the city that the residents waited too long to sue. The residents want the judge to halt renovations.

Snow and ice still cover some street corners in Philly. Single-digit temperatures this weekend won’t help.

Three protesters were arrested after standing on the site for more than an hour Thursday morning. They say the garage will worsen air pollution.