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Philadelphia prosecutors have asked Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court to restore a Roman Catholic church official’s child endanger ...

As five groups vie for Philadelphia’s second casino license, a series of hearings ...

Questions are being raised about a high-ranking Port Authority of New York and New Jersey official’s support for a $256 million rec ...

There will be no new cyber-charter schools opening this year in Pennsylvania. The state Department of Education rejected proposals ...

Whether you want to embrace the polar vortex or hide from it, Philly has plenty of free ways to keep kids active (and parents sane) this ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering a plan to legalize and regulate a marijuana derivative that proponents say can stop seizures, trea ...

In early 2012, the refining business in Southeast Pennsylvania was on life support until a glut of cheap American oil and natural gas rev ...

Defendants in Montgomery County said they were repeatedly sent to jail by a district judge over fines and court costs they didn’t h ...

The reputed boss of the Philadelphia mob is a free man after beating two racketeering trials over two years. ...

Afternoon forecast models have shifted snow from the nort ...

A majority of respondents in a new poll say it’s unlikely that Gov. Chris Christie didn’t know about a plan to close lanes to ...

Presidents have stood before Congress to opine annually on the state of our union since the era of Woodrow Wilson. So if you’re bor ...

Shoppers spent more than $2 million at Delaware farmers’ markets in 2013, setting a new record. It’s hard to imagine s ...

Gary Corbett did a lot of walking in his neighborhood. “It’s free,” he told Philadelphia Police detectives in Oc ...