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A 24-year-old man has been charged with murder after his girlfriend died of injuries she suffered in a machete attack that happened on May 23 in Wall Township, New Jersey, officials said.

Spring has sprung in Philadelphia and with warmer weather and longer days come those weekend community events that are so much fun but can cause traffic headaches for drivers in the City of Brotherly Love.

The University of the Arts is set to close after it lost its accreditation, according to the Middle States Commission on High Education.

Grab those rainbow flags because June is Pride Month! Here’s where you can celebrate in Philadelphia.

Wawa Welcome America is just around the corner, but before the 16-day festival kicks off, you can get in on free fun this weekend with a chance to be up close when NE-YO and Kesha perform at the main event on July 4th. Here’s how.

Earlier this month, Mayor Cherelle Parker made headlines when she signed an executive order aimed at the ambitious task of cleaning up every block of Philadelphia this summer. Now on Friday, May 31, 2024, we will learn how the new office city Office of Clean and Green Initiatives plans to pull off the seemingly monumental task.

Philly residents, who can prove they bought bottled water after a Bucks Co. company spilled a latex product into the Delaware River last summer, would likely get $25 from a recent multimillion dollar settlement.

Need a little pick me up while shopping? Gregorys Coffee has opened its first-ever Pennsylvania location right inside the King of Prussia Mall.

Just in time for the warmer months, Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard has introduced a new Kool-Aid Tropical Punch flavor.

An annual event full of color and culture is ready to shine again. The Chinese Lantern Festival is returning to Philadelphia’s historic Franklin Square for the summer of 2024.

A person is dead after being shot multiple times near a park in Allentown on Saturday, according to the Lehigh County Coroner’s Office.

Police in a New Jersey shore town say “aggressive” behavior by large crowds of rowdy teens and young adults — rather than a lack of police officers — was to blame for disorder over the Memorial Day weekend.

A man was arrested on Saturday after stealing a car in North Philadelphia with an 11-year-old girl still inside, police said.