Police: Teen fatally shot in Upper Darby when children likely were playing with a family gun

And N.J. schools grapple with AI.

Plus, SALT’s future could be in jeopardy.

The future of SALT Performing Arts could be in jeopardy with the pending sale of a township building.

Plus, “forever chemicals” found in Cooper River.

As Temple President John Fry seeks to reverse troubling enrollment trends, he established a task force to focus on transfer students after he arrived. Transfer enrollment is up 14% this year.

Last week the head of Britain’s MI5 spy agency warned that both Iran and Russia were expanding their attacks against the U.K., and that the RAF base incident was not unique.

Investigators say Andy Nunez Vasquez struck Ricardo Baptiste on Sept. 6, but did not stop, render aid, or call police after the crash.

A group of residents sent an eight-page letter, which argues that there were violations of township ordinances in approving the plan for a 1.5 million square foot data center project.

The father of the man charged said, “Helen has been our friend for more than 20 years and what happened to her yesterday is devastating and unfathomable,”

Nicholas Stiegler, 21, allegedly shot George Rivera on Aug. 21 in Lawnside, authorities said.

The Houthis' siege of the Yemeni city of Taiz is at risk of becoming a humanitarian crisis, the U.N. says.

Renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump is part of the legal team representing the family of Ronald Harmon, who struck his head on a curb after an officer used a stun gun on his back, the suit says.

The certification means the plane can now be sold to domestic and foreign carriers, and is a major step in Boeing’s effort to restore its reputation and financial footing.

She brought a casual, if knowledgeable, approach to her reviews, writing more from the viewpoint of a popcorn-eating moviegoer than from the lofty perch of a scholar of cinema.

A zoo spokesperson said the now-cancelled arrangement for the sportsbook's VIP customers and their families "did not constitute an endorsement of FanDuel."

Hundreds of police officers gathered at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Philadelphia on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026, to pay their respects to fallen Officer Shane Seiber, 40, who was shot and killed in West Philadelphia earlier this month. Family members, fellow officers and city officials attended the funeral service to honor Seiber’s life and service.

Their efforts are motivated not by political bias, they say, but a growing sense of alarm that President Donald Trump will harm American democracy by undermining the integrity of the vote.

President Donald Trump has used the term before, but when called out for it last year claimed he did not know its meaning.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker announced a new annual city internship that will be created in Seiber’s name, and will be shaped by the fallen officer's family.

The possibility sounds far-fetched, but the same could be said of lawmakers challenging the Electoral College results that confirmed Joe Biden's victory in 2021.

The trio is on a 20th anniversary tour for their album Taking the Long Way, which responded to a political backlash that led the industry to blacklist the Chicks.

An acclaimed chef faces a court date; Buena Onda starts Mexican breakfast; and if you’ve wondered why you’re not getting a spoon, we can explain.

Prosecutors said he had signed a contract with the Ukrainian military after Russia sent troops into Ukraine in February 2022, and that he fought alongside them until being captured two months later.

Van Drew was adamant that he would not vote for legislation that impacts Medicaid or Medicare unless the cuts are “specifically aimed at reducing waste, fraud, or abuse.”

The battered Eagles certainly don't look like a contender, but someone has to win the NFC East. How will those factors inform Howie Roseman's deadline thinking?