New Year’s Eve shooting death reported in Camden

Immigration amnesty would allow undocumented people ― either a few, some, or all ― to gain legal status.

The findings come from the American Immigration Council, which released a post-midterm-election analysis of how well states support and include immigrant residents

McGee cut his teeth as a graffiti writer in San Francisco in the early 1980s and became a successful painter. His recent shows bring together the works of many younger artists.

Novaya Gazeta, Russia’s most daring independent newspaper for decades, closed its doors Monday, the latest blow to Russians who value freedom of expression and human rights.

Hundreds of boats tried to get as close as the U.S. Coast Guard would let them, angling for a better view of the slow drop into the Gulf, some coming from as far as California and Philadelphia.

Mississippi has elected its first Black U.S. senator since post-Civil War Reconstruction and delivered Democrats a major upset in a rocky midterm election for the GOP.

The move comes as Bessent has spent the last several months executing a massive economic campaign against Iran aimed at severing all of Tehran’s remaining financial ties around the world.

For those who have lost loved ones overseas in the Iran war, which has been waged since Feb. 28, this Veterans Day comes with a heaviness that only military families can fathom.

Millions of Spanish workers have shut down businesses and disrupted transportation in a protest over housing costs

City officials unveiled multiple plans of action this week following the discovery of the 10-year-old's body and the arrest of her foster mother for murder and related crimes.

But Thanksgiving week could see record warmth.

Lelia Mae Wright's uncle tried for years to get her off the streets of Kensington and took her to rehab. He recently learned that she wound up in Horsch's Olney home.

The size of Democrats’ majorities in the House and Senate remained undetermined one week after Election Day as more than a dozen races were still too early to call Tuesday.

In the first nine months of 2026, program offerings, attendance, reference queries, and building visits at the Delco library surpassed all of 2022.

The city’s appeal means that the Washington Square West historic district remains in place while litigation continues.

Global Entry travelers entering the country no longer have to stop at a kiosk at Philadelphia International Airport to answer customs questions.

Nine family members of the Kennedy political dynasty are seeking to stop the project, arguing that the arch would cast a shadow over their relatives’ gravesites at Arlington National Cemetery.

It’s just the latest shot across the bow as the White House prepares to square off against newly empowered Democrats in the House and Senate next year, a showdown with major implications.

The lawsuit says Pennsylvania's age criteria for a license to carry a firearm, which is required for public carrying in Philadelphia, renders 18-to-20-year-olds "defenseless."

Walker, a terrific rebounder despite his 6-foot-7 frame, is filling in as the Sixers' backup center while Adem Bona, Dominick Barlow, and Ariel Hukporti are all sidelined.

And the drama surrounding Matvei Michkov.

After a successful playing and coaching career in the WNBA, Wright returns to her alma mater with a goal of making the Nittany Lions into a national powerhouse.

The rest of the Eagles season isn't free of implications, even if the team's playoff hopes have all but evaporated.

New Pew research finds it is contributing to the persistent gender pay gap and holding some women back in their careers.

Inquirer readers on the boycott of Jewish-owned businesses.