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A recently drafted bill not only makes home invasion a criminal offense, but also, if passed, would establish stiff penalties for crimina ...

On a day when the biggest news expected to come out of City Hall was Mayor Michael Nutter’s 20 ...

Could Philadelphia lose two Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonists in a month? Uh, yeah. The Inquirer’s Tony Au ...

Pennsylvania wants to remind all drivers that today is the first day of the no-texting-while-driving ban. From now on, drivers wil ...

A coroner is scheduled to announce the cause of death of a former Archbishop of Philadelphia who died a day after he was ordered compete ...

St. Joseph’s University and New Jersey’s Cumberland County Community College have signed a dual admission agreement that allo ...

There’s a chance photographer Zoe Strauss will be sued by a New Orleans photographer who says Strauss copied one of his photos. ...

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Delaware is launching a pilot program designed to encourage homeowners, businesses and industrial leaders to install solar power panels. ...

Police in Upper Darby are looking for a man five teenagers say has tried to lure them over the last month. ...

C’mon, let’s play the parlor game du jour:  Rick Santorum for vice president!  Seriously, this could prove ...

What does Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter have in store for the city’s budget? He gave City Council a preview this morning that i ...

Philadelphia Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a man who, they say, took a student’s backpack and ...

The $14 million solar park will be built on 40 acres near Georgetown. The Delaware Electric Cooperative will break ground this spr ...

For the second straight year, New Jersey’s powerful teachers union has topped the list of lobbyist spending by special interest gro ...