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Gov. Tom Corbett’s office is issuing a note of caution to thousands of people who applied for health insurance through the federall ...

  The new year is only a day old, which means that nobody has screwed up yet. For now, I’ll just plot the hot political ...

The first time I’d heard of Ed Dunn was a text message I received in April, in the midst of NewsWorks‘ ongoing cover ...

Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden is urging the state Senate to reconsider a bill that would ban individuals deemed a threat by mental ...

Most cars are prohibited from using half of a major Center City thoroughfare, while bikes and buses are supposed to share a lane. This un ...

Amidst the joy of the holiday season, on Thursday, Dec. 26, the Philadelphia art community was pained to learn of the loss of one of thei ...

Philadelphia adopted a “scoop and run” policy more than 20 years ago. It allows police, often first to the scene, to bring se ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has helped Monsignor William Lynn post $25,000 to bail him out after his landmark conviction was overturn ...

A rapid surge of arctic air will invade the region Thursday night, potentially delivering some of the coldest temperatures in years. ...

In 2012, Camden had the worst homicide rate in the country.  Last year, the city dissolved its 270-member police force, and rep ...

A two-alarm fire destroyed a Lavallette house Wednesday morning. Lavallette firefighters were dispatched to 131 Elizabeth Avenue s ...

The world-famous Mummers Parade kicked off this morning in Philadelphia with a twist: a troupe of teenagers from Colorado led the march d ...

Philadelphians often lament that the legislature in Harrisburg doesn’t listen to the city’s needs. A study ...