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Philadelphia’s red light cameras are busy. Some of the money is even being sent out of the area for other safety projects statewide ...

The basketball scandal at Rutgers University has caused significant damage to school’s reputation, but Gov. Chris Christie said he ...

Jay-Z says his “Made in America” festival is coming back to Philadelphia. The rapper posted a teaser video on his R ...

One hundred years ago today, the United States got its 17th Amendment. What’s it do? Mainly, it allows voters, rather than s ...

New ads posted in SEPTA trains are a bid to start a conversation about “street harassment” including cat calls, unwelcome comments an ...

The head of Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Welfare is sounding an optimistic note about a possible Medicaid expansion in the s ...

The lead up to summer own the shore is counted by many markers on the calendar: Easter week half price ticket sales, the Ocean City Doo D ...

Her conservative politics were as ironclad as her swept-back hair. Margaret Thatcher, former prime minister of the United Kingdom, was al ...

Rutgers University is reviewing practice videos of all sports to see if any coach engaged in behavior like the type that cost men’s ...

Did you ever need help but didn’t know who to ask? Or wanted to give someone assistance but didn’t know exactly how? Maybe yo ...

Add a proposal for tougher penalties to the list of gun related legislation that state lawmakers will consider this year in Dover.   ...

This list covers March 29 through April 4, 2013. March 29 2 a.m. Aggravated Assault: 2000 block of Hunting ...

In 1909, the American Tobacco Company printed what’s known as the T206 Honus Wagner baseball card without the baseball player’ ...

The Philadelphia Police Department’s 2013 “Most Wanted” list includes five suspects with ties to neighborhoods in and a ...

Philadelphia’s Commerce Director says Philadelphia is a good buy when it comes to real estate, but there’s a nagging problem. ...