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As the general election approaches, Philadelphia’s city commissioners are reporting an increase in voter registrations. Denn ...

Working dogs can do everything from helping a blind person cross the street to detecting bombs at the airport. But sometimes, it i ...

“Don’t tell me I can’t vote.” That was the mantra that more than 200 Philadelphia senior citizens shared a ...

The Philadelphia District Attorney’s office is charging a blogger who created Facebook pages that called for killing law enforcemen ...

It doesn’t matter whether Rocco Martinez actually caught a Philadelphia Parking Authority enforcement officer agreeing to remove a ...

The line dividing Pennsylvania municipalities from the service authorities they created just got a bit clearer. A state law is aim ...

Four regional banks are facing pressure to reach their own settlement with state attorneys general over how they handled foreclosures. Th ...

Delaware public schools will now have more uniform safety plans to help them respond to emergencies in the classroom or on school grounds ...

A death-row inmate forgiven by the widow of his victim will have his request for a stay of execution heard by a Philadelphia judge. < ...

As the WHYY Connections Festival wound down Sunday, Doo-Wop bands took the stage at Penn’s Landing. The seventh annual Doo-W ...

The East Falls Business Association is using a new method to reach its members: breakfast. On Monday morning, members of the East ...

The two mile Pomeroy and Newark Rail Trail now connects to an existing path in Newark and leads bikers, hikers and walkers to all sorts o ...

Two days after the Democratic National Convention ended, the President’s re-election campaign drew supporters to a West Oak Lane sh ...

The post office near the site where hijacked United Airlines Flight 93 crashed in southwestern Pennsylvania is again offering a special c ...

Two City of Philadelphia employees have been charged with DUI and their use of city cars is under investigation, ...