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Five local artists are working to memorialize each Philadelphian killed in 2012. But with 78 homicides already and the total growing more ...

Things could be about to get warmer at the former Propper Bros. furniture store building in Manayunk. Owner Sam Kroungold is prepa ...

Who knew party planning paid so well? ...

Update: March 22, 2012 — In a mock trial held at the National Constitution Center ...

They’re back! Or, as Philadelphia Police officials insist – they never left. Clarifying his department’s aims ...

The judge in Jerry Sandusky’s child sexual abuse case says state prosecutors have to turn over phone numbers or addresses for acc ...

Scott Spencer calls the plan to break up the DART bus hub at Rodney Square a “shameful sham.” Spencer was a major prop ...

The University of Pennsylvania has announced social activist Geoffrey Canada will be this year’s commencement speaker. Canad ...

Pennsylvania’s primary is only a month away, and those looking to vote have even less time to register. The deadline is Mond ...

As the Supreme Court prepares to hear challenges to the healthcare law in Washington D.C. next week, a full audience in Philadelphia will ...

N.J. Senate President Stephen Sweeney and Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg have planned town hall meetings around the state to talk ...

Congratulations are in order for Woodbury, N.J., resident Don Kajioka. He won big last week in the Discover NewsWorks sweepstakes, walki ...

Chestnut Hill will not be welcoming Rita’s Italian Ice to the neighborhood this year. John Thain confirmed that he has abandoned p ...

Haverford and Marple townships residents are finally getting rid of their smelly leaf composting service. That also means they’re l ...

Whoops. After discovering an error in the budget line item for utilities, Salem County, N.J., will have to cut an addition $2.4 mi ...