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The Democratic National Convention begins today in Charlotte, and two Philadelphia area leaders will address the gathering at an as-yet u ...

Despite a steady rainfall, hundreds of union members came out to show support for organized labor at Philadelphia’s annual labor da ...

As crews begin to tear down the stages and clean up the Ben Franklin Parkway from the weekend’s Made in America festival, Philadelp ...

Police say violence has claimed the life of one man in Germantown, the northwestern part of the Philadelphia on Sunday. Police say ...

The Republicans have nominated their presidential candidate, and Mitt Romney’s accepted. So now it’s the other party’s ...

This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. As we celebrate Labor Day by grilling burgers and th ...

The resort town of Bethany Beach is marking the traditional death of summer in swinging style. The annual Bethany Beach Jazz Funer ...

After receiving a tip, the Coast Guard retrieved a body found floating 10 miles off the shore in Wildwood, New Jersey on Sunday, reports ...

Democratic candidate Brian Munroe faces an uphill battle against Bucks County State Rep. Bernie O’Neill in his Bucks County distric ...

Pennsylvania residents are now paying a little more for their online purchases from Internet retailing giant Amazon.com and other online ...

It’s time again for Germantown and West Oak Lane neighborhood students to say goodbye to the lazy days of summer and hello to a new ...

So – what did you NOT do this summer? Didn’t get to the beach enough? Not enough time to read all those great summer b ...

Philadelphia developers, architects and residents are one week into life under the city’s new zoning code and there’s already ...

Long after Labor Day parades are over, one art project designed to tell the history of Philadelphia workers will live on. “H ...

A concern raised by Pennsylvania’s growing microbrewing industry illustrates a common clash between brewpubs and the state’s ...