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This list covers June 15 – June 21, 2012. June 15, 2012 1300 block E. Tulpehocken St. – Complainant sa ...

A “tired” commercial stretch of Stenton Avenue in Northwest Philadelphia is slated for a multi-million dollar facelift thanks ...

In Federal Court today, Mayor Michael Nutter defended his ban on feeding hungry people in Philadelphia parks.  Nutter says meals sho ...

Now is maybe not the best time to be an intern for the Reading Phillies. At t ...

Following a deadly shootout at a Wilmington soccer game on Sunday, state and city leaders say they’re working together to stop the ...

Fifteen children from elementary schools in Camden are on a trip of a lifetime to the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode ...

Let’s not kid ourselves. The odds of Congress speedily agreeing to President Obama’s call for an end to the top-bracket tax c ...

The William Penn Foundation has released the official list of recipients of more than $32 million in grants for education, the arts and c ...

Philadelphia Business Journal reports that ...

Casino leaders try to figure out how to implement online gambling during today’s Video Lottery Advisory Council meeting. Th ...

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. — A group hug signaled the end of filming for the sixth season of MTV’s “Jersey Shore” reality ...

UPDATE: Full service has been restored on the Market-Frankford El, SEPTA reports PHILADELPHIA  — A fire at an abandoned Phi ...

Stock car race in Delmar will raise money for Camp Barnes.  The 40th annual Camp Barnes Benefit Stock Car Race is tonight at 7 ...

The state of Pennsylvania has started spending $5 million in federal funds to let Pennsylvanians know they’ll be required to bring ...

True, it would take until 2030 to complete, but a Philly to New York City train ride could last just 37 minutes. Amtrak shared a r ...