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As she shuttered the stable doors, Cynthia Turecki suggested that there is no holiday for horses. Pausing for a moment, Turecki ...

A former employee of KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia has filed a lawsuit against owner CBS Radio, alleging sexual harassment by men at the ...

The first high school prospect has reaffirmed his commitment to Penn State since the Jerry Sandusky scandal broke in November. The ...

As we hit the end of a long string of holidays and parties from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day, are you ready to throw in the ...

What better way to celebrate outdoor hockey with free transportation? SEPTA says it is offering Winter Classic fans a free trip on ...

A hostage threat where three hostages were reported to be kept in a motel room turned out to be a hoax, and has led to charges for one Ne ...

It’s not often a lawmaker gives voters the chance to propose a new law. Senator Anthony Williams challenged voters this year ...

Hundreds of family members and mothers of violent-crime victims gathered Thursday for a citywide motorcade sponsored by local anti-violen ...

Frank Newport, editor in chief of the Gallup poll, discusses what Americans are thinking with Dave Heller. This weeks topics: As t ...

Mayor Michael Nutter will be sworn in to a second term of office Monday. And then he will celebrate the beginning of that second term at ...

The Mummers make their annual strut up Broad Street today. Mummers Association president Bob Shannon said the mumming tradition, d ...

Janitors in suburban Philadelphia offices are holding a rally Saturday at noon to send a message that they need a contract.   ...

A landmark Delaware County Sears store is being closed as part of a nationwide trimming of stores by the retail chain.   The ...

The company that will soon build its electric cars in Delaware has recalled nearly 300 cars because of a fire hazard. Fisker Autom ...

This list covers Dec. 15 – Dec. 21, 2011. Dec. 15, 2011 7200 block Briar Road – 2007 Kawasaki dirt ...