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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is talking about how to make neighborhood safer as he embarks on his second term in office.  < ...

It was a busy holiday weekend in South Philly, what with New Year’s Eve, the Mummers Parade and the Winter Classic. Two of those ev ...

With applications for food stamps up 20 percent, some New Jersey counties are struggling to process a backlog of requests. The ag ...

The word “super PAC” is already known to political junkies, but as the presidential campaign unfolds, these new entities are ...

With the Delaware County SPCA’s agreement with the county officially up and Delco a full six months away from its new Municipal Ani ...

A former guidance director at Valley Forge Military Academy is expected to turn herself in after Radnor police charged her with having un ...

Penn State University President Rodney Erickson is coming to King of Prussia. Erickson, who replaced Graham Spanier following child sex a ...

Ten people were killed and 172 were injured in crashes investigated by Pennsylvania State Police over the four-day New Year’s Day h ...

A dozen contractors in New Jersey face criminal and civil charges after the state Division of Consumer Affairs, Bergen County Prosecutor& ...

What happens when you post video of yourself committing acts of vandalism? The police find them, the media catches on and soon the ...

Here’s a little slice of local politics you might have missed during the Iowa Caucus hubbub. Josh Shapiro, Montgomery County ...

John Walsh has a new attorney and, perhaps, had a change of heart. The former Synthes executive appears to be preparing to withdra ...

Who would have thought winning the election would be the easy part? ...

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission confirms New Jersey’s Salem and Hope Creek reactor site has been issued a security citation, but ...

Why Iowa? Though it’s too late for this year’s presidential race, I’d like to see a more representative state than Iowa ...