N.J. e-bike law requiring registration, insurance now in effect
Thousands of riders across the state must now be licensed, registered, and in some cases insured for the first time.
Phillies bolster beleaguered bullpen, call up reliever Alex McFarlane from double-A Reading
McFarlane offers a potential answer for a taxed and injury-impacted bullpen.
Phillies to wear 1939 throwbacks for Field of Dreams Game on Aug. 13 against Twins
The Phils will take on the Twins in Dyersville, Iowa next month.
Tehran and Washington face a ‘wake up moment’ over the war
The dangers of escalation are growing, analysts say, and neither side can really afford it, either economically or politically at home.
South Philly’s former ‘micro-bookstore’ has a new and expanded storefront on Passyunk Avenue
Opened in February, Little Yenta Books had previously been situated speakeasy-style in the back of a neighborhood dress-making studio.
Pope Leo XIV will present inaugural Villanova University sustainability award created in his name
The medal winner will be announced in September and then presented at the university’s International Sustainability Conference, Responding to the Cries of the Earth and the Poor, in Italy in…
A man is in critical condition and a dog is dead after Kensington shooting
The shooting occurred in a lot on the 2400 block of Kensington Avenue, authorities said.
‘Phillies Extra’ Q&A: John Middleton on All-Star Game highlights, firing Rob Thomson, and the trade deadline
Middleton also talked about his and president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski’s futures at the top of the Phillies’ organization.
Andy Burnham becomes the U.K.’s seventh prime minister in a decade after Starmer resigns
He offers praise for his predecessor and promises a "less toxic" style of politics.
Cirque du Soleil will return to Philadelphia with a holiday-special production
"Twas the Might Before...," inspired by Clement Clarke Moore's poem, is coming to the Met Philly this December