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Transit police union leaders say the SEPTA department is losing officers to other departments in the city where they can get better pay.

More Delawareans are seeking help putting food on the table, in part due to rising food prices.

Salem residents will vote on whether New Jersey American Water should take over the city’s drinking water system.

Information about reproductive health is now available on a new state website.

The West Windsor Community Farmers Market brings the community together with its offerings of fresh produce, live entertainment.

The Bicentennial Bell was presented to Philly by Queen Elizabeth II in 1976. It will have a second life in the Benjamin Rush Garden.

The science museum’s newly expanded exhibition, Wondrous Space, puts outer space within reach.

The lawsuit claims city cops bend the rules to search for evidence, especially with probationers, but Mayor Purzycki calls the allegations “offensive.”

Hate crime incidents in Pennsylvania have risen exponentially in the past three years, according to the most recent FBI data.

On the Day of the Dead, Brujo de la Mancha celebrates two decades of advocating for and celebrating his Indigenous culture.