A judge on Friday issued a temporary injunction for SEPTA to not go forward with any more service cuts. This also includes ...

As the Philadelphia Eagles prepare to kick off their regular season Thursday night, hosting rivals the Dallas Cowboys, one of the team’s most famous wide receivers anticipates great things for ...

Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina devastated the U.S. Gulf Coast with catastrophic storm surge and flooding, New Orleans marked the storm's anniversary Friday with solemn memorials, uplifting ...

State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta has tried to convince Senate Republicans to sustainably fund public transportation through the General Assembly. He voted for five plans over the past three years that ...

The lunchroom inside the Penn Alexander School in West Philadelphia was filled Thursday evening. Not by students, but area residents who ride SEPTA, and frustrated by the service and route ...

The Philadelphia Eagles have positioned themselves as Super Bowl contenders again with a strong young roster led by Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley.

What does it take to repeat as Super Bowl Champions? For the second time in franchise history, the Philadelphia Eagles are faced with attempting that feat. Coming off winning their ...

A judge has issued a temporary injunction meaning that SEPTA cannot go forward with any more service cuts. According to the judge's ruling, there will be no cuts as previously planned to Regional Rail ...

NEW YORK — New York City mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani seemed at ease as he made his way from a high-rise apartment building to a street festival in the historic ...

Philadelphia-area pediatricians and family medicine providers say new federal policies for COVID-19 vaccines are leaving some of their patients confused about their future eligibility and insurance ...

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will stop providing a print edition at year's end and go completely digital, a dramatic change for a storied newspaper founded shortly after the Civil ...

As part of an effort to reduce overdoses in the city, Philadelphia fire stations will soon offer easier access to medication designed to reverse an overdose.