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The beach can be a wonderful, relaxing place and the perfect place to spend a sunny day. Unless these clueless jokers show up.< ...

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

Penn State’s board of trustees is wasting no time in implementing some items on a list of 119 recommendations from the Freeh report ...

A Pennsylvania Senate bill that would carry a third-degree felony charge for adults who intentionally leave young children alone in parke ...

A stretch of Cresheim Valley Drive in Northwest Philadelphia will be resurfaced over the course of several months beginning in mid-summer ...

War, torture, loss of family and friends, refugees arriving in the United States often carry heavy emotional baggage. Then they endure th ...

A car apparently collided with a horse-drawn carriage this afternoon at ...

The pro-Republican group Crossroads GPS is spending $8 million on new TV ads in swing states, attacking President Obama for sustained une ...

This weekend an art gallery in Philadelphia celebrates the dirt and grit of its post-industrial neighborhood as envisioned by filmmaker D ...

For most Philadelphia property owners, their tax rates for this year are based on old assessments, but homeassessments are going up for s ...

The founder of a Northwest Philadelphia charter school got a two-year se ...

READING, Pa.  — A 9-year-old girl is dead after she fell from the third-floor window of a Pennsylvania animal hospital. Pol ...

SCRANTON, Pa.  — Penn State Board of Trustees chairwoman Karen Peetz says the board is committed to a more “active, structur ...

Since childhood Charley Burns wanted to draw, and he has lived his dream for over 60 years.  His day job was working in the DuPont c ...