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TRENTON, N.J. — The mayor of Trenton says he and his city government are answering questions from the FBI. Tony Mack cut the rib ...

WASHINGTON — U.S. antitrust authorities have cleared Comcast Corp.’s more than $3 billion sale of its 15.8 percent stake in A ...

Police have yet to charge anyone with homicide in the deadly shooting which occurred this weekend in East Mt. Airy. The shooting occurre ...

Curiosity seekers would have been well-served to check out Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill on Monday. There, they would have been gree ...

The Philadelphia Horticultural Society was buzzing with energy on a recent summer night as community members who live, work, and play nea ...

Day four of the court hearing on Pennsylvania’s new photo identification requirement at the polls brought testimony from opponents ...

We’re giving props to the Vendy Awards, whose 2012 winners were chosen over the weekend. What is your favorite street food? ...

In the U.S., field hockey is primarily a women’s sport. But around the world – particularly in Argentina, India, Australia, and t ...

Partial skeletal remains were found this morning in a Grays Ferry home under renovation. ...

These may be the dogs days of summer, but on Philadelphia streets, now is the season of cats.  Sue Cosby, executive director ...

Weavers Way Co-op in Mt. Airy is undergoing many changes this summer. On Friday, it held its grand opening for its Wellness store across ...

Gymnastics events have been a part of the summer Olympics since the first modern Games in 1896. There are two main gymnastics cate ...

Three juveniles in Delaware face charges they got behind the wheel of several school buses and went on a damaging and costly ride. ...

Pennsylvania and New Jersey are among 35 states in which the ACLU is demanding data on how automated license plate readers are being used ...

As rain clouds loomed over Maplewood Mall in Germantown on Saturday, performers played Middle Eastern music into the night. Rather ...