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Philadelphia health officials say the flu has hit earlier than usual this year. And, compared with mild seasons in the recent past ...

Philadelphia’s district attorney’s office is still pulling cases that relied on the discredited testimony of five narcotics o ...

Buyer beware: All that glitters is not the original shrink wrap. This morning’s “ ...

An influential Pennsylvania State Senator says it’s time to get rid of Philadelphia Traffic Court. In a report released in N ...

When most people think of high-school-theater productions, they tend to think of the classics: something written long ago, set somewhere ...

The Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania has elected a new leader to succeed Bishop Charles Bennison. Bennison left the church under ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers have had their first chance to grill the Corbett administration over a deal to privatize the operations of the Pen ...

A New Jersey Assembly committee heard testimony Monday about the impact of the flu outbreak. The situation is dire, according to S ...

Due to inclement weather, Delaware officials have decided to change the venue of tomorrow’s inaugural ceremony in Dover. Rather ...

This list covers Jan. 1-7, 2013. Jan. 1 9:15 p.m. Aggravated Assault: 8500 Forrest Ave. Complainant stabbe ...

The federal government is giving bonus funds to 23 states for enrolling more kids in the health-care program Medicaid last fiscal year. ...

Conservatives and watchdog groups are mounting a “not-so-fast” campaign against a $50.7 billion Superstorm Sandy aid package ...

Philadelphia has a new job training program for young adults who aren’t in college but may need new skills to find work. Abo ...

As one of the newest members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Stephen Kinsey was ceremonially sworn in (for a second time) d ...

The corner of West Nippon Street and Germantown Avenue in Mount Airy is now home to a new Indian takeout restaurant. After months ...