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The pinch on the Pennsylvania State Police isn’t letting up any time soon, in spite of the governor’s plan to put another 380 ...

Should Philadelphia’s gaming revenue be used to lower property taxes?   Since Mayor Michael Nutter is ...

The dispute over a use variance request made by a Chestnut Hill herb shop’s owners and neighbors of the site where they hold classe ...

The head of the University of Pennsylvania’s smoking treatment program said the health system’s new policy not to hire smoker ...

The U.S. Olympic Committee wants to know if Pittsburgh or Philadelphia might be interested in hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics. Th ...

This list covers Feb. 11 to Feb. 17  Feb. 11 2 a.m. Theft: 500 block of Conarroe St. Car title and re ...

A vacant Mount Airy property deemed “a blight on the community” by neighbors was sold Wednesday in a Philadelphia tax sale.&n ...

Germantown’s hole-in-the-wall bandit is now in a hole of a different sort. On Wednesday, Philadelphia Police announced the a ...

A new poll shows that allegations against U.S. Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey are having an impact on voters. Menendez is unde ...

Atlantic City’s latest and glitziest casino is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after nearly a year spent trailing the rest of the ...

The Pennsylvania attorney general is asking state lawmakers for a $12 million budget boost. About a week after Attorney General Ka ...

The U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services visited Philadelphia today to talk about implementing the next phase of “Obamacare. ...

    The city’s chief money people report to Philadelphia City Council this week during budget hearings. ...

It is a fitting time for Erskine Bowles to be in Philadelphia. He and his fellow co-chair of the National Commission on Fiscal Respo ...