Working Families Party candidates win 2 seats on Philadelphia City Council
Kendra Brooks and Nicolas O'Rourke are the projected winners of the final two at-large seats on Philadelphia City Council.
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Kendra Brooks and Nicolas O'Rourke are the projected winners of the final two at-large seats on Philadelphia City Council.
Philadelphia elected its first LGBTQ+ council member, voting in Democratic candidate Rue Landau to an at-large seat Tuesday night.
The film's director worked with a dream team who all have a special place in their hearts for the city of Philadelphia.
Democrat Dan McCaffery has defeated Republican Carolyn Carluccio in the race for the open seat on Pennsylvania's Supreme Court, expanding his party's majority on the seven-member court.
Cherelle Parker will be Philadelphia's 100th mayor and the first woman to lead the city. Parker won the city's mayoral general election, CBS News projects Tuesday night.
The teacher, now identified as Kevin St. Clair, taught 6th grade and was also a middle school dean, the school said in a tribute on their Facebook page Tuesday afternoon.
Residents in Swarthmore woke up to find the newly installed rainbow crosswalk defaced with homophobic slurs. Volunteers repainted the rainbow after the vandalism.
Judicial retention races don't involve opponents on the ballot. They simply offer a 'yes' or 'no' choice for the voter to decide if they want the judge to keep their position.
Here's what's being decided this November in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Among 9 issues reported at Philadelphia polls is a fraudulent document where City Council member Jamie Gauthier was not listed as an incumbent.
Kenny Chesney is bringing his Sun Goes Down 2024 Tour to Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia next summer.
Penn president Liz Magill said there will be an increased security presence after staff, specifically at Penn Hillel, received antisemitic emails.
Both Cherelle Parker and David Oh say they'll make cracking down on crime a top priority along with supporting the city's youth.
Many families here in Philadelphia and across the U.S. continue to wrestle with the realities of war their loved ones living in Israel and Gaza are facing on a daily basis.
An 18-year-old man was shot eight times in Philadelphia's Harrowgate section on Monday, police said.