Philly asks Third Circuit for new President’s House hearing, saying ruling set a dangerous precedent
City attorneys said that the three-judges who unanimously allowed President Donald Trump's administration to replace the exhibit at the historic site were wrong on issues of "exceptional importance."
The death of an immigrant held at Delaney Hall brings fresh focus to the ICE facility in Newark
An immigrant who was detained at Delaney Hall in Newark died. His family is concerned he did not have access to proper medical care.
Trump administrator asks colleges to agree to reforms. Penn is a member of the group that helped draft them.
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon on Monday asked colleges to agree in public statements on their websites to wide-ranging reforms involving protests, admissions, tuition costs and more areas.
The final defendant was sentenced in the murder of a West Philly Parks and Recreation employee
Tiffany Fletcher was killed by a stray bullet in a 2022 shooting outside the Mill Creek Recreation Center.
In a ‘remarkable act of violence,’ a Delco man opened fire at a Walmart checkout, DA says
Armani Waite has been charged with attempted murder and related crimes in connection with the shooting, which took place Friday night in the store's crowded self-checkout area, prosecutors said.
Pa. health officials release new data on measles vaccinations, showing slight drops in the Philly area
The tool’s release comes after months of reporting from The Inquirer and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette showed plummeting vaccination rates in schools across the state.
Source: Pirates give bullpen a boost by acquiring Luke Weaver from the Mets
The addition of Weaver signals an unusually aggressive financial push by the typically frugal Pirates. He is in the first season of a two-year, $22 million deal.
Philly school district promotes some administrators, changes principals elsewhere. Here’s a rundown.
Changes are common at this point in the school calendar, but this year is particularly busy.
Nolan Smith Jr. calls arrest for speeding ‘unacceptable’: ‘I represent the Eagles no matter where I go’
Smith was arrested in May, and addressed the incident for the first time on Monday.
N.J. GOP sees momentum for voter ID law after governor’s comments in favor
Gov. Mikie Sherrill, a Democrat, said last week that she would support a voter ID law in New Jersey if legislation reached her desk.