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Headed to Center City this weekend? Here’s what you’ll need to know. Though performances for the Made in America Festival don ...

Officials in Falls Township, Pennsylvania are looking for Seiger, a 5-year-old, brindle, Belgian Mallnois, weighing about 75 lbs. ...

This article concludes nine essays in our column, Yesterday and Today, devoted to the life of George Carpenter (1802-1860) and his mansio ...

Here’s a look at what you may have missed this week: 1. ...

Every year, the Philadelphia police commissioner, music industry notable Kal Rudman and SangKee Restaurant Group owner Michael Chow partn ...

Taylor Farms New Jersey is recalling products that contain mangoes or that might have been processed on the same equipment as mangoes p ...

The Pennsylvania Turnpike is taking steps to make all of its interchanges collect tolls electronically. But how that will affect i ...

New Jersey has seen more cases of Eastern equine encephalitis than usual this summer, and those cases have come earlier in the season. ...

Seventy-nine New Jersey residents have been approved for medical marijuana cards since the online application process opened three weeks ...

The Carlyle Group, a private equity giant, will buy a subsidiary of Delaware-based DuPont Co. for $4.9 billion. The subsidiary, DuPont Pe ...

The shelves at area food banks are getting empty — and summer is to blame. Kathleen DiChiara, president of the Community Foo ...

PennDOT and State Police are stepping up enforcement efforts on Pennsylvania’s roadways this weekend. As the last holiday of ...

Postal inspectors are trying to determine how mail from a suspect in a Colorado shooting rampage ended up in Pennsylvania. ...

Construction has started on a Philadelphia Quaker meetinghouse that will feature a James Turrell Skyspace. The worship space at 20 East M ...

The Delaware Div. of Public Health confirmed the state’s first human West Nile virus case, this week. Currently hospitalized, DP ...