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Civic leaders from Southeast Pennsylvania got a crash course Wednesday on how to comply with the state’s new voter ID law. T ...

On the final day of testimony in a court challenge to the photo identification requirement at the polls, a Philadelphia elections officia ...

The New York Times electoral ...

On Wednesday in Old City, some Philadelphia office workers ate lunch with a side of beat. The Painted Bride on Vine Street pushed ...

A candidate for president was arrested today in Philadelphia while protesting against housing foreclosures. Green Party presidenti ...

Area fashionistas will have another chance to break out their finery when Philadelphia joins New York, Paris and other worldwide cities t ...

Former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell will serve as the independent athletics integrity monitor at Penn State for the NCAA. The NCAA an ...

Everything is falling into place. Pl ...

For civic coders, data is the raw material apps are made of. SEPTA has loads of it. For the second time in two years, the t ...

Family members of Officer Marc Brady are alleging that the 32-year-old was intentionally struck and killed while riding his bike in the c ...

Hindsight is 20/20, and N.J. Assemblyman Paul Moriarty, D-4, is learning that lesson the hard way. The Washington Township assembl ...

Elizabeth Fiedler has an ...

Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett is stepping down as chairman of the board at the Delaware River Port Authority. The Pennsylvania governor ca ...

UPDATE — A young criminal who pulled a silver handgun on multiple people in West Philadelphia — and tried unsuccessfully to ...

Staffing has been eliminated for now at three of the busiest Common Pleas courtrooms in Philadelphia.  The action is not being taken ...