The mayor’s housing plan took center stage, but lawmakers also made it easier for certain renters to move and made life easier for affordable housing developers.

The store is doing brisk business selling everything from engineer vests for youngsters to shot glasses and water bottles for transit fans.

For America's 250th birthday, living history programs at Washington Crossing Historic Park will shed light on the role of revolutionary women and noncombatants.

Vice President JD Vance recently visited the area and blamed the Biden administration for the affordability crisis.

Philip Leddy, principal of Lower Gwynedd Elementary School, reportedly made the comments after a phone call with a parent about a student issue.

Before the season, team owners lost an attempt to ban the Eagles' brute-force offensive play by just two votes. How safe is the brotherly shove from a new prohibition attempt?

Lack of energy supply and continuing price hikes for gas and electricity this year have frustrated Delawareans over ability to afford higher utility bills.

In 2025, WHYY News photographers chronicled a year of comings and goings. Philadelphia welcomed the Vince Lombardi trophy for a second time after the Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super ...

Twice-a-week pickup is expanding to neighborhoods including Tioga, Strawberry Mansion, Brewerytown, Spring Garden and Fairmount to the West of Broad Street and Fairhill, Fishtown, Ludlow and Northern ...

WHYY News documents female trailblazers across the Delaware Valley. This project is inspired by Cherelle Parker, the first female mayor of Philadelphia.

The ‘One Philly Plan to End Street Homelessness’ is a partnership with Jefferson Hospital in an attempt to help thousands of homeless residents.

The annual tradition that sees houses adorned with holiday lights and decorations has grown so popular that honking from impatient drivers is becoming a problem for some residents.