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The union representing Philadelphia firefighters is headed to court to force the city to implement an arbitrator’s ruling. F ...

STATE COLLEGE, Pa.  — A company that’s towing a banner over Penn State University criticizing Joe Paterno has a history of c ...

As children’s hospitals across the country report an increase in severe physical child abuse cases over the past decade, a new stud ...

Timothy Udinski, a former boys’ lacrosse coach from Lansdale Catholic High School, was arrested today in Montgomery County, the Arc ...

Heat and humidity are expected to continue to build across New Jersey. Heat advisories and an excessive heat warning will take eff ...

Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Deputy Commissioner Susan Slawson today expressed outrage at the rape of a 12-year-old girl by several ...

Move over Jersey Shore. Pipe down Housewives from Hell. There’s a new reality show in town. ...

The Philadelphia Police Advisory Commission is charting a new, more efficient course — at least that’s the goal, according to ...

You couldn’t watch Philadelphia City Council wrestle with a complicated property tax plan this spring without being impressed with ...

Mt. Airy USA (MAUSA) has confirmed Ryan Shaw and Reckless Amateurs as two of the music acts lined ...

Walking through the gate outside Wyck Historic House, Garden and Farm on the corner of Germantown Avenue and Walnut Lane is like stepping ...

The Philadelphia Parking Authority’s reputation for being tough to bea ...

It is not really voter and ballot access, but rather their own self-preservation that major party politicians care most about. The fact i ...

At this point in time, the gist of the Romney campaign looks something like this:”Governor, thanks for talking with us. When are yo ...

The Christie administration Monday put out a short list of charter schools given final approval to open in the fall, but more interesting ...