Man fatally struck by SEPTA subway train at Olney Transit Center in North Philly
A man was struck and killed by a SEPTA subway train in North Philadelphia on Tuesday afternoon, a SEPTA spokesperson said.
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A man was struck and killed by a SEPTA subway train in North Philadelphia on Tuesday afternoon, a SEPTA spokesperson said.
Two dozen new citizens took the Oath of Allegiance at a museum in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
The deal to save the Crozer Health system in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, is on the brink of collapse.
The National Transportation Safety Board revealed what caused the deadly candy factory explosion in West Reading, Pennsylvania, in 2023.
Edmundo Sosa will get his first professional start in the outfield in the Philadelphia Phillies' series opener vs. the Braves on Tuesday.
The public is invited to a free memory collection event for the historic Wanamaker Building following the closure of Macy's.
Jaclyn Diiorio of Runnemede, New Jersey, is charged with trying to get her ex-boyfriend — a Philadelphia cop — and his daughter killed.
NCAA athletes weren't allowed to make NIL money until July 2021. Now, ex-Villanova star Kris Jenkins is suing the NCAA and six conferences for money he could have made after the 2016 championship.
Cherry Hill Mall is implementing a policy that would require minors to be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is 21 or older.
Tyree Wallace has filed a civil rights lawsuit against Philadelphia, the city's police department, and several detectives.
The Red, White and Blue To-Do celebration on July 2 will have more floats, a longer parade and a block party in Center City.
On Tuesday, Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Schorn announced details in the sex trafficking case.
In a statement, Penn said three students received a notification through the Department of Homeland Security that their immigration status had been deactivated.
Philadelphia High School for Girls' principal KaTiedra Argro is among the seven outstanding administrators being honored with the Lindback Foundation's annual distinguished principal award.
What would happen if the U.S. got rid of the penny? It wouldn't be easy because there are 420 billion in circulation.
