The Philadelphia-born Chinese American who tested the limits of birthright citizenship
If you are born in the United States, you are a citizen. But the history of Chinese Americans shows that this hasn’t always been enough.
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Delaney Hall brought Mikie Sherrill’s ‘first real test.’ South Jersey progressives who campaigned for...
South Jersey progressives and immigrant rights activists who campaigned for Mikie Sherrill say they're frustrated with how she has handled protests outside of the Delaney Hall ICE detention center.
In Society Hill, you can get a contemporary double-lot townhouse for $2 million
Designed by renowned landscape architect Ian McHarg, the five-bedroom property is an indoor-outdoor oasis in Center City.
TMI owner says Pa. nuclear plant is on track to reopen next year
Political leaders have lined up to support Constellation Energy's updated uranium plant on the Susquehanna River.
The Philadelphia area is home to some classic business logos that have evolved over time. Can you identify...
The Philadelphia area is home to some classic business logos that have evolved over time. Can you identify the current logos for Wawa, Acme, Tastykake, and more?
Q&A: Brent Flahr on the Flyers’ draft strategy with the 21st pick, whether trading the pick is an option,...
The Flyers' assistant GM breaks down how past picks and this year's playoff run impact the upcoming draft.
A ‘proud’ Jay Wright revels in the success of his former Villanova pupils with the ‘Nova Knicks
Wright, who stayed out of the spotlight during the Knicks’ playoff run, watched his former players win an NBA title in his car from a Radnor cul-de-sac. “It has been a thrill for me,” he said.
The only revived Iron Hill Brewery in the Philly suburbs is set to reopen next week
Listen to article • 0:00 minAnother Iron Hill Brewery is set to reopen next week.
Neshaminy High wrote its own story — and ended it with its first state baseball title
Neshaminy has been “knocking on the door” to a state title, but couldn’t get over the semifinal hump. Now, the program earned its first PIAA 6A championship.
It’s soft-shell crab season. Here’s where to find them in Philadelphia.
Restaurants are serving the seasonal delicacy in sandwiches, salads, tacos, and upscale seafood dishes as an unusual season unfolds.
There’s a new flavor at Rita’s — but only for a month
The Bensalem-born national water ice purveyor is offering the new Mermaid flavor at all Rita’s locations from Monday, June 15, through Sunday, July 19.
Philly women make 89 cents for every dollar men make, new report finds
The report from the Forum of Executive Women showed the pay gap for women of color is even worse.
A popular but deadly hiking trail will reopen in the Poconos
The project, according to DCNR, is expected to take anywhere from three to five years.
The pastry chef bringing a slice of Italy to Kensington is up for a James Beard award tonight
Justine MacNeil is one of seven chefs representing Philly at the James Beard Awards.
ICE officer in Manahawkin fires shot during an attempted arrest
The Stafford Township Police Department said the attempted arrest played out on Route 72 near Mermaid Drive. Police learned of the incident around 9:30 a.m.
2025 was a wild year for fires in New Jersey, nearly all due to human mayhem
Drought may have worsened conditions, but of the 1,322 wildfires that burned 27,229 acres statewide last year, nearly all were caused by humans.
No Philly mayor has lost reelection in modern history. So does Mayor Parker have anything to worry about?
Progressives are eyeing the mayor's office after State Rep. Chris Rabb's win in the 3rd Congressional District. But any challenger to Parker would be considered a significant underdog.
Delaware’s first medical school will be a partnership with Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson University will open a second location for its Sidney Kimmel Medical College in Delaware in 2028.
Montco sued to get back $7.5 million paid to clean up Hurricane Ida debris after vendors razed parks
Mississippi-based DebrisTech and Texas-based DRC Emergency Services billed Montco for $14 million worth of cleanups.
Sen. Cory Booker said police departments should follow Camden County’s lead in using ‘cutting edge’ tech
Booker toured the police department Friday, praising its crime-fighting strategies as "innovative and cutting edge."
Interested in tickets to the MLB All-Star Game or Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park? Here’s what it’...
The FIFA World Cup, the PGA Championship, and the MLB All-Star Game are within weeks of one another. For tickets to All-Star week's marquee events, it won't be cheap.
Pa. will pay for security upgrades to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s home but treasurer was right to initially deny...
Pennsylvania will still pay the outstanding bills totaling more than $1 million on security upgrades to Shapiro's personal home, and a legislative fix is needed, the office said.
Australia’s upset of Turkey blows the USMNT’s group open
Nestory Irankunda and Connor Metcalfe scored to give the Socceroos a 2-0 win, and set up a showdown for first place with the U.S. in Seattle on Friday.
Don Mattingly, who also platooned as a young hitter, believes rookie Justin Crawford can improve against le...
Phillies rookie outfielder Justin Crawford has struggled against lefties this season. Plus, Edmundo Sosa is adjusting well to life in the outfield, right when the Phillies might need him.