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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter says the economic downturn has already pushed many cities over the edge. They can’t afford to fal ...

The scoreboard had already gone dark. Hundreds upon hundreds upon hundreds of boisterous fans had made their way from the stands t ...

  A trombone quartet composed of brass players from the Philadelphia Orchestra kicked off “Power Week” by serenad ...

A Philadelphia woman is suing Google over emails she sent to a friend’s Gmail account that spawned content-related ads. The ...

The majority of Paulsboro residents evacuated after a chemical spill 11 days ago are back at home. Speaking this mornin ...

The possibility of going over the “fiscal cliff” at the end of the year has blue-collar activists in Philadelphia concerned.< ...

The city of Philadelphia has a new office designed to cut through “red tape.” It’s called the Office of New of Urban Me ...

Friday marked the 71st anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Biographer and photojournalist Peter Tobia submits this story as t ...

Just two weeks removed, and a quarter of a mile away, from the legendarily bungled — but still unsolved — Chelten Avenue prescription ...

Gov. Chris Christie has nominated 2 people to the New Jersey Supreme Court. Judge David Bauman would become the first Asian-Americ ...

Greenwood police have arrested a man accused of stabbing his elderly parents over the weekend.   According to police, ...

Gov. Chris Christie says the mayor of New Jersey’s capital city should resign. Christie says Tony Mack should step down becaus ...

Delaware State University is gearing up for its very first December commencement ceremony this weekend. Nearly 200 DSU students ar ...

This list covers from Nov. 16-22, 2012. Nov. 16 12 a.m. Theft: 4600 block of Greene St. Attempted entry in ...

Gov. Tom Corbett says he doesn’t see a strong will to make Pennsylvania a “right-to-work” state, a key issue for conser ...