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The yelling, food-throwing and restaurant shut-downs are long over, but TV viewers can relive them all later this month when the two Phil ...

William Barnes, the 75-year-old man who had served nearly two years in prison after being found not guilty of killing a Philadelphia poli ...

It’s the most common eating disorder,  but it often goes undiagnosed or is misdiagnosed. Participants in this week’s Bin ...

Endo Pharmaceutical Holdings Inc. of Chadds Ford, Pa., plans to change its name with the help of stockholders. At its annual meeti ...

A Philadelphia nonprofit wants to build a 9/11 memorial near Independence Mall that would consist partially of rubble from all three site ...

Four “Designers-in-Residence” have been chosen for Philadelphia’s Fashion Incubator, a year-long experiment to help bud ...

A Philadelphia-based retailer faces a legal challenge for allegedly deceiving shoppers. The Navajo Nation has filed the federal suit aga ...

Legislation making its way around the Pennsylvania Capitol could add the Commonwealth to the list of seven states that require women to h ...

SEPTA got props today from the Transportation Security Administration for being one of only 17 mass transit systems in the nation recogni ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is hoping to have a mandatory drug treatment program for nonviolent offenders in place within a year. ...

Dover City Council will decide in two weeks whether children ages 16 and younger will have to follow a proposed curfew. Councilman ...

The city of Philadelphia’s largest municipal union, which has been without a contract since July of 2009, is running the TV ad abov ...

It’s a familiar narrative: a young professional turns 30 and undergoes a drastic career change to pursu ...

Students at Daniel Boone Area High School can expect to be searched upon entering the building thanks to whomever wrote racial slurs on a ...