Phillies bullpen gets closer to full strength going into Marlins series
After dropping three straight series at home against the Mets, Dodgers, and Yankees, posting a 3-6 record, the Phillies have a more forgiving schedule coming up.
Delaware County launches vaccine campaign as Pa. measles cases reach highest level in more than 30 years
Pennsylvania has reported 142 measles cases so far this year.
LeBron James reportedly plans to film a ‘Last Dance’-style documentary about his final season
James, who has already been shooting with a camera crew for multiple seasons, has not announced official plans to produce a documentary.
Secret Service agent charged with felonies in beatings police say were fraternity hazing
Florida authorities have arrested a U.S. Secret Service agent and two other men, saying they committed brutal beatings that left two pledges hospitalized.
Shapiro, Democrats blasted Trump’s ‘conspiracy theories.’ That message has not changed after New Jersey’s noncitizen voting revelation.
New Jersey's disclosure has fueled Trump allies messaging as they push for more federal power over elections. Shapiro and other 2028 Democratic contenders aren't flinching.
Lower Merion could get the first Indego bike share expansion outside of Philly city limits
The township's board of commissioners is set to consider an agreement that would bring three docks and 22 e-bikes to Bala Cynwyd.
N.J. sees largest drop in death rate in the U.S.
The state's death rate has fallen 8.3% since 2015.
Company at center of N.J. voter registration scandal has multiple state contracts
Idemia also holds contracts to handle fingerprinting for the New Jersey State Police and one to provide fingerprinting, background searches, and other services for various agencies, records show.
Philadelphia is hosting a ‘National Treasure’ weekend
The three-day event will celebrate one of the best and most absurd films ever partially filmed in Philly.
FDR Park launches information desk at new Welcome Center
The Welcome Center will eventually feature a handful of food vendors, but the city’s Parks and Recreation Department has no timeline for that yet.