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Philadelphia has four rec centers that could really use some extra TLC. So instead of slapping paint on them and calling it a day, the De ...

Rather than spend time in court, the City of Philadelphia will pay Edward Coffin $15,000 for his wrongful arrest outside the South Street ...

Rite Aid and the Citizen’s Crime Commission are offering a $5,000 reward for information that will lead to the arrest and convictio ...

Seems there’s something in the water today. Brace yourself for the announcement of new directors, members and curators at not one, ...

A new bike lane on your Philly block? That’s the fruit of a two-year collaboration between city agencies to make Philadelphians hea ...

Joe Paterno may be gone, but Penn Staters want his name to live on in an much more obvious way at the university. ...

This story starts like so many others: The first of its species in America came to Philadelphia, to the Woodlands estate of William Hamil ...

Bruce Springsteen is coming to Philadelphia in every which way. He’ll be here in March as part of his ...

Another bridge update to take note of. While only one walkway remains open on the Ben Franklin Bridge, lane restrictions will cont ...

“Real-food” advocate Michael Pollan walked on stage for the Philadelphia Speaker’s Series on Monday night carrying ...

For 25 years, Andy Musser sat in the Phillies’ broadcaster booth. ...

Johnson & Johnson took a hit in the fourth quarter. The health care company’s profits took an 89 percent hit at the end of the ...

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s 2010 tax numbers are out, and the figures show he’s one of the wealthiest tax ...

A new audit of Sussex County finds the biggest surplus the county has seen in five years. The audit that was presented at Sussex C ...

OK, now it’s official: Mitt Romney personifies economic unfairness.According to the tax returns he reluctantly coughed up this morn ...