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Council members in Trenton are fed up with what they call a poor job performance by Mayor Tony Mack, and as a result, they are preparing ...

Camden Police have sent out more than 600 letters to notify owners their car was spotted on camera in an area of the city considered a ho ...

Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce members are meeting at W.L. Gore in Newark.  Governor Markell will take part in the m ...

The state is offering grants and low interest loans to encourage apartment and condo communities to recycle.  The help comes ...

A multi-vehicle crash shortly after 8 a.m. this morning has closed a portion of Kelly Drive in the area of the Strawberry Mansion Bridge. ...

Hello. This is Newt Gingrich. Hope you don’t mind me interrupting your morning coffee with this recorded phone message. You ...

The Army Corps of Engineers will use more than $1.8-million to dredge the Nanticoke River from the Delaware-Maryland state line to Seafor ...

Passengers are being greeted by the final days of Southwest service from Boston to Philadelphia with higher airfare. Reports in Bo ...

A dispute about whether people from the State College area will be allowed to sit as jurors in Jerry Sandusky’s child sex-abuse cas ...

A county coroner says he examined the body of late Philadelphia Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua at the request of prosecutors because of the ...

The City of Philadelphia might soon require those who hand out food to the homeless to obtain permits. A draft regulation adopted ...

Less than 24 hours after a taxi cab crashed into the entrance of Sneaker Town in Roxborough, the shop was back open for business.  ...

Food for All Market will re-open today at 9 a.m. after it was bailed out by its customers last month. Owner Amy Kunkle said today’ ...

There are so many ways to share the excitement with your littlest LOVEd ones this weekend… ...

For Nikolaj Christensen, manager of East Falls Glassworks, glassblowing wasn’t always part of his career path. While finishing his ...