Joe Yerardi

Amid the shakeup of the federal workforce, government employees are leaving their jobs in larger numbers in Pennsylvania.

The data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics offers the first glimpse into what Pennsylvania’s federal workforce looked like just before DOGE’s mass layoffs of federal employees.

The race to be the Democratic nominee for district attorney is still in its early stages, and much is still unknown about how the race will shake out.

In Philadelphia, a new analysis shows that older Black men from their 50s to their 70s are dying at the highest rates of all.

Patrick Dugan is out-raising Larry Krasner in large part due to support from building trades unions that are pouring money into his campaign.

Negotiations between the mayor and Council over what ends up in the final budget deal are a big deal in City Hall. But when you look at the big picture, not much changes.

The best and worst airlines for cancelations and delays at PHL airport.

When Congress passed a continuing resolution to fund the government last month, it didn’t include earmarks for hundreds of projects across Pennsylvania.

Mantua's median age has decreased as Philly as gotten older overall, driven by an influx of Drexel University students searching for off-campus housing.

Scores of pets were vaccinated free clinic for dogs and cats — part of service events that took place around Philadelphia for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.