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The times are changing at one of Philadelphia’s most maligned institutions: Traffic Court.  The Pennsylvania legislature is mo ...

The city of Philadelphia is owed more than $541 million in delinquent property taxes, penalties, interest and other fees, according to re ...

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Get used to seeing the queen of England around Philly. There’s an upbeat Queen Elizabeth impersonator in town these days to ...

With only two weeks before the state was to announce its decision in the matter, a Florence Township charter school has decided to pull i ...

Tony takes a look at the t-shirt as a symbol of tribal allegiance.    ...

  President Obama may sincerely believe that “the state of the union is strong,” but the mood in the aisles of Wa ...

Confused by construction codes, overwhelmed by the paperwork required to collect insurance payments, and unable to afford a contractor, m ...

The New Castle County Courthouse in Wilmington has reopened for business, 3 days after that deadly shooting in the courthouse lobby. ...

The folks over at Philly Love Notes have created a monster. Today, Valentine’s Day, is their #whyilovephilly Twitter campaig ...

A New Jersey town that doesn’t charge beach fees will keep its beaches free this summer. Wildwood officials on Wednesday vot ...

Two visions, two world-views, one stonewall of unified opposition.   ...

Today is a day to talk about love. We have to assume you’ve already told your partner, your kid ...

The Miss America pageant is headed back to Atlantic City. The pageant was an Atlantic City staple for decades before it was moved ...

Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius was arrested Thursday after a 30-year-old woman was shot dead at his home in South Africa. Police ...