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The Philadelphia Parking Authority’s plan to auction 45 new wheelchair-accessible taxi medallions has hit a snag. The starti ...

New Jersey lawmakers have postponed a vote on a resolution intended to amend the U.S. Constitution in a bid to rein in the influence of m ...

“Let the punishment fit the crimes.” That’s what Deputy Attorney General Ipek Medford told a group of jurors on Monday as they deci ...

A hundred years ago, men who made lewd comments to female passersby were known as “mashers.” In 1913, an Omaha judge drew ...

Lamenting a recent string of unilateral decisions by management, teachers and support staff at the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf filed ...

As the search for 21-year-old Shane Montgomery entered its fifth day, the reward for information leading police to his whereabouts was ra ...

Race matters. It shapes our stories — innocuous ones that unfold on front porches, harrowin ...

It’s the busiest day of the year for hundreds of workers at Amazon’s fulfillment center in Middletown, Delaware on Cyber Mond ...

Right on cue for the season of giving, a Bayville woman’s honest act of searching for the owner of an iPad that she had recent ...

Volunteers in Philadelphia are set to hit the streets again to search for a missing college student as authorities continue to investigat ...

If not for a smoke-stained door, an American Red Cross van across the street and worries about gasoline on the sidewalk and curbline, it& ...

After twice vetoing bills requiring private employers in Philadelphia to give their workers paid sick leave, Mayor Nutter says he’s ...

Police say they’re searching for a suspect who fired gunshots at officers in suburban Philadelphia. No one was wounded in th ...

The 2014 Atlantic hurricane season ended as a relatively quiet period as predicted, forecasters said. The season, which runs from ...

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created the first battery-powered robot that can run up to 10 mph, jump ove ...