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Police Athletic League Day at City Hall in Philadelphia brought out some of the finest youth in the city to shadow city officials. ...

Today lawyers and a judge continue to plod through jury selection in the Philadelphia Archdiocese abuse case. It could take weeks to pick ...

If plans are approved for The Hotel Blue on Broad, the old Blue Horizon boxing venue on North Broad Street will mostly be a memory. ...

Health officials are investigating other possible cases, but ...

Enjoy it while it lasts, because these 60-degree temperatures will be short-lived. We’ll be back into the 40s by the weekend. ...

We saw it in Chinatown. Some residents wanted to create a Neighborhood Improvement District. Others didn’t want to pay additional t ...

The second clean-up effort at Germantown’s once-neglected Waring House was not even two hours old, but the pile of discarded furnit ...

Johnson & Johnson CEO Bill Weldon has announced his retirement from the health care company that’s been issuing recalls on doze ...

Improvements are on their way to Atlantic City by way of state approval of $9.9 million in funding. The Casino Reinvestment Develo ...

The Georgetown Fire Company’s annual Oyster Eat fundraiser takes place tonight.  Traditionally the event is exclusively for me ...

Lower Merion School District officials say they’re prepared to discipline high school students seen using drugs and alcohol in YouT ...

Fewer than two weeks after publicly releasing video footage of a December shooting in West Oak Lane, police announced Wednesday that one ...

Following a story about a new Pennsylvania law that will allow for state-funded reimbursement of expenses to caregivers, a reader ha ...

A woman who said she was sexually harassed by the former head of the Philadelphia Housing Authority can testify in the ex-chief’s ...

Delaware U.S. Senator Tom Carper tonight hosts his 11th Service Academy Information Night for students in middle school and high school t ...