The changes come as the 95,000-student system, which seen a 20 percent drop in its enrollment since 2010, grapples with fallout and uncertainty from the coronavirus.

In the first of two constitutional showdowns, the court rejected the GOP’s argument that it can strip Wolf of his emergency power without his consent.

During a Zoom news conference Wednesday afternoon, Krasner said the justice system as it currently stands has “too few tools” to address years of problematic conduct by police and prosecutors, much of which has especially impacted communities of color.

A group of Philadelphians experiencing homelessness formed an encampment on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. So, who are the organizers, and what are they hoping to achieve with their protest?

“Teachers with children cannot teach online and help their students at the same time and a lot of jobs that are reopening do not accommodate half time schedules or biweekly schedules,” one wrote.

“The fact that we’re going to have fewer options, not more, for kids this summer is unacceptable," said Donna Cooper, executive director of one advocacy group, Public Citizens for Children and Youth. Providers also worry the move may have implications for fall after-school care.

Jay-Z's company, Roc Nation, said another reason behind the concert's postponement to 2021 is to focus support on organizations and individuals fighting for social justice.

New Jersey is warming faster than other Northeast states, with temperatures rising 3.5 degrees since the fossil fuel era began. And it’s about to get even hotter for longer periods.

Small landlords own nearly half of all licensed rental units, and the city relies on them to offer affordable housing. So a new city program is offering $10,000 loans to help small landlords through the pandemic.

Upon their return to commuting, Regional Rail riders will also need to adjust to a tap in, tap out method slowly rolled out before the pandemic.

The Trump administration's restrictions have largely muzzled immigration judges who see informing the public about the immigration system as an important part of their job.

Jeff Van Drew is a plum target for the victor of a coming Democratic primary: a longtime conservative former Democrat who voted against impeachment, switched parties, and embraced Trump.

“I’m Philadelphia to the bone."