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Late yesterday, WHYY reporter Elizabeth Fiedler’s photo was taken down from security posts at the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily N ...

The Philly Pops has announced its upcoming season, and a new address. The orchestra fronted by Peter Nero, featuring popular fare and sho ...

With exception of a colder-than-preferable Saturday, things are looking warm and sunny through early next week. ...

Chester County Hospital has laid off 45 employees, ...

The first African-American elected to Congress from New Jersey died Tuesday. Congressman Donald Payne, who was 77, had been undergoing tr ...

Police searching for a suspect in attempted bank robbery in Chestnut Hill. In a statement released by the Philadelphia Police today, it i ...

Delaware officials say an inmate jumped a fence at the Plummer Community Corrections Center and escaped. The Department of Correct ...

Members of the Wissahickon Neighbors Civic Association convened Monday night to speak about updates to several development projects occur ...

A Philadelphia city employee is the first recipient of a new award for going above and beyond the call of duty.   Carlton Wil ...

Standardized-test cheaters, beware. There’s a new sheriff in town. The Philadelphia School Reform Commission has appointed f ...

Gambling could soon get more convenient at New Jersey casinos. Legislation approved yesterday by an Assembly committee would allow ...

It appears Pennsylvania is now  ...

Tuesday’s announcement that the 2012 West Oak Lane Jazz & Arts Festival was canceled came as a major surprise to Sonya Akines, ...

Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett is spending Spring Break abroad. While college students party it up amid palm trees, Corbett will lead a trad ...

The decision by General Motors to suspend production of the Chevy Volt may seem like a bump in the road to an electric-car future.   ...