C.T. Vivian's civil rights work stretched back more than six decades, to his first sit-in demonstrations in the 1940s in Peoria, Ill.

The series of pregame canonical songs at Super Bowl 57 has begun, with “Abbot Elementary” star Sheryl Lee Ralph performing “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross says the police officers who arrested two black men at a Starbucks in Center City "did absolutely nothing wrong."

The former City Councilwoman is on track to become first Black woman elected to office.

The virtual effort will benefit Better Civics, a nonpartisan Philly organization focused on civic engagement and voter participation.

Democrats won all three vacant Pittsburgh-area House seats to claim a slim edge over Republicans, finally securing a majority they first appeared to have won in November.

May 13, the day of the announcement of Farley’s resignation, which is effective immediately, is the 36th anniversary of the MOVE bombing.

Stanford will take charge of the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Region 3, covering Delaware, D.C, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Set to open in October, the clinic will offer blood draws for lab tests, X-rays, behavioral health care, checkups for adults and kids, and immunizations.

Gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano has personal and financial ties to spreaders of antisemitic rhetoric. Democrats want voters to know it.

WHYY announced Thursday that award-winning KYW radio reporter Cherri Gregg will join the public media station as an on-air afternoon host beginning June 14.

Bristol Borough School District canceled student lunch debt after a local group brought the issue to its attention in February.

The Pa. state senator is facing calls to resign after spreading misinformation about the 2020 election and orchestrating travel to D.C. on Jan 6.

The Western Pa. Democrat is the first major candidate to officially launch a campaign for the state’s open U.S. Senate seat in 2022.

On Sunday, Feb. 12, Puppy Bowl XIX will feature 19 dogs from animal rescue organizations across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.

Pennsylvania health officials on Monday reported no new deaths attributed to COVID-19 for the first time in more than four months.

A suburban Philadelphia man accused of firing three shots into a local Democratic Party office on Inauguration Day has pleaded guilty to related federal charges.

The vote marks the second-to-last procedural hurdle for Mayor Jim Kenney’s proposal to remove the Marconi Plaza icon.

The commission redrawing Pa.’s House and Senate maps has voted to stop counting state prisoners as residents of the districts where they’re incarcerated.

Whether it was through the air or on the ground, Jalen Hurts dominated the Super Bowl offensively for the Philadelphia Eagles. It just wasn't enough to outduel Patrick Mahomes.

Philly’s Malcolm Kenyatta is the second high-profile Democrat to announce a run for U.S. Senate. The race is expected to be crowded and expensive.

Hundreds who’d gathered on I-676 scrambled to escape the noxious fumes.

The mandate will start Jan. 3, 2022. Restaurant employees will also have to show that they are vaccinated.

Philadelphia will require all health care workers and faculty or students of colleges and universities to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by Oct. 15.

The footage contradicts officials’ claim that troopers were in danger, and includes audio of police saying the demonstrators were “peaceful.”

The performance lacked the surprise guests stars included in many previous Super Bowl halftimes, save one — her representative revealed afterward that the singer is pregnant with her second child.

Students and staff will be required to wear masks regardless of vaccination starting on September 7. The order applies to public and private schools.

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke with Pennsylvania lawmakers, underscoring the critical role that their state will play in deciding the fate of reproductive rights at both the state and federal...

Performers hope audiences leave the show feeling “energized and curious” about climate solutions.

The Central Bucks South High School librarian papered his windows with posters of Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel’s words, after the principal reversed the order of removal.

The open letter states that Central Bucks School Board is targeting its LGBTQ students.

The president suggested he wanted to see what’s happening in Portland spread to other U.S. cities.

Eagles fans gather in Center City following hard fought loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII.

An increase in concealed carry permits is leading to an increase in total homicides, according to a new study from Rutgers University Camden.

The transportation secretary says the president’s mammoth infrastructure package will benefit Delaware and the rest of America with cleaner air.

Central Bucks West teachers pushed back against the directive, saying they won’t deadname trans students or out them to others.

A month after polls closed, the city commissioner and his staff are still being targeted with death threats.

Members of IAFF Local 22 in Philadelphia protested their chapter’s unprecedented decision to buck their national chapter and endorse President Trump.

"His recovery, survival, and successes showed what's possible when elected leaders reject bigotry and work to uplift all people," said the LGBTQ+ Advisory Committee.

SEPTA's largest workers union is expected to hold a strike authorization meeting on Sunday. The current contract expires midnight on Oct. 31.

This would be the first test of the controversial library book policy, which aims to ban books deemed “inappropriate” for including “sexualized content.”

Urban anthropologist Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman argues that in order for cities to be “human-centered,” white urbanists need to actively be anti-racist.

Kenney wouldn’t commit to vetoing legislation that would ban the sites in most of Philadelphia. It passed with a veto-proof margin.

As a “reemerging gateway,” immigrants have driven Philadelphia��s overall population growth in recent decades.

Seven Philadelphia transit cops are under investigation for attending the “Save America Rally" that came before insurrectionists stormed the U.S. Capitol.

It’s not just how the dude speaks that has people in awe of his absolute Northeast Philly-ness. It’s also what he says.

Ryan Long is clearly brilliant, but he is also very humble.

Biden and his wife, Jill, joined an assembly line to help fill about 150 boxes with fresh fruit and non-perishables for those in need.

A bill passed by City Council limits landlords from denying housing because of eviction records. The Philadelphia bill could have broad impacts.

Rite Aid is moving its headquarters to Philadelphia in what it calls a site “designed specifically for in-person collaboration and company gatherings, rather than office spaces."

These enthusiastic fans have backed the Philadelphia Union since before the team even existed. If Sunday brings a win, the MLS Cup Final is next.

CBSD attracted attention for book bans, anti-LGBTQ sentiments, and treatment of its students and staff. Democrats completed a clean sweep of all five board races.

Pennridge High School students organized a memorial to honor the victims, and to take a stance against gun violence.

New research published in the Journal of American Medical Association found that repairing even one home can reduce crime by 21.9% on the block.

Kansas City benefited from a defensive holding call against Philadelphia on its final drive, allowing it to run out the clock before Butker’s kick.

After the PFC clinic turned away people seeking vaccinations that day, friends of CEO Andrei Doroshin say they saw a Snapchat photo of him appearing to administer vaccine off-site.

Famed opera singer Marian Anderson will soon be immortalized with a statue outside of the Academy of Music.

Two measures regulating the sale and use of guns in Delaware were approved by the State Senate Thursday afternoon.

Plans to make the Parkway more of a “park” and less of a “way” are slowly progressing with new money to study improvements to the circle at the base of the art museum.

The deputy in charge that day took a voluntary demotion, and there’s now a moratorium on tear gas use by Philly police.

The bottom literally fell out from the terrestrial headquarters of the intergalactic jazz ensemble. Ninety-six-year-old bandleader Marshall Allen lives inside.

The contest was seen as a referendum on Krasner’s progressive, anti-mass-incarceration approach amid the city’s sharp spike in deadly gun violence.

Philadelphia’s gun violence crisis is primarily taking the lives of Black men, and both churches and mosques are dealing with the aftermath. Some leaders are calling for interfaith collaboration to...

The Central Bucks South High School librarian papered his windows with posters of Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel’s words, after the principal reversed the order of removal.

Paired up, with one expert helping them along, the novices built the little blue book houses starting from a sketch. It’s the program’s sixth year.

With a crucial win in Pennsylvania’s 163rd state House district, Democrats retain control over the chamber.

The South Philly road is one of the city’s most dangerous. City officials anticipate construction on planned safety fixes will begin next summer.

Backers say the idea could boost ridership, improve safety, and increase transit equity.

The city released a request for proposals seeking designers to guide a major redesign of a stretch of the Parkway between Logan Circle and the Philadelphia Art Museum.

A push for a union was brewing before the museum was shut because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

"We’re just doing our Philly thing," said creator Jeff Lyons.

Capt. Louis Campione has been on the force for 43 years.