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Documents from a clergy-abuse trial show Catholic church officials ignored complaints a Philadelphia priest had molested two boys until ...

Critics of a plan by Pennsylvania’s Department of Corrections to outsource the work of its nurses to private companies are breathin ...

Temple University and Dr. Joseph Kubacki have settled with the United States in Kubacki’s conviction for improper medical billing. ...

Remember that lawsuit filed to stop Pennsylvania’s voter ID law? Well now there’s a suit to keep it. Eight Pennsylvani ...

A rabid raccoon was captured in Wissahickon Park this week after biting an adult in a public restroom near Roxborough’s Valley Gree ...

Nearly 30 performers will be part of Philly’s “Made in America” musical festival Labor Day weekend, but organizer Jay-Z ...

There are a couple of important things to know about Ernie Freeman, who will chair Germantown Community Connection’s new Planning, ...

Come see drumming legends perform live!   The Woodmere Art Museum, located at 9201 Germantown Ave., is hosting “A Tribut ...

A lot of names have surfaced as possible candidates in Philadelphia’s next mayoral race. Councilman Bill Green, City Control ...

Careful where you walk.  Police are concerned about the rising number of pedestrian injuries.  So, Newark police are keeping a ...

Activists in Philadelphia are hoping a mortgage assistance program will get a new life with money from a legal settlement.   ...

Philadelphia is getting serious about keeping pedestrians from walking near the construction project outside City Hall.    ...

A new plan has surfaced for the building of an 11-story mid-rise apartment complex on the Delaware waterfront north of the Ben Franklin B ...

A program that provides about $200 a month for disabled adults who can’t work is on Pennsylvania’s chopping block even as s ...

Eighth District City Councilwoman Cindy Bass held a Thursday night community meeting at Triumph Baptist Church in Nicetown in a continued ...