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Federal fraud charges filed last week against a Philadelphia Sheriff’s office employee and three others underscore the challenges t ...

Philadelphia Police say a man committed suicide near the Ivy Ridge train station in Roxborough this afternoon.  According to ...

Just in time for the holidays, two Pennsylvania brewers have reached an agreement that lets them both keep their elfin beers. Earl ...

Community pharmacists in Pennsylvania are speaking out against the proposed merger of two of the three largest pharmacy-benefit managers ...

A major convention will take place in Philadelphia in about a year and a half. The National Urban League, the largest civil rights ...

Sunoco will close down its oil refinery in Delaware County over the next three months. Sunoco had planned to power down the facili ...

A comprehensive approach in working with juvenile offenders has shown long – term results. In their weekly conversation, WHY ...

County officials from around New Jersey were in Trenton Friday to hear about the potential benefits of merging municipal police departmen ...

Civil liberties groups are steamed that the new iPhone voice-activated search engine won’t direct users to the nearest “abort ...

Through Wednesday’s cleanup at Dilworth Plaza, Occupy Philly’s costs to the city total $1 million, WHYY/NewsWorks’ Tom ...

The cost of extra police to monitor Occupy Philadelphia protesters and eventually evict them has been tallied.   Budget Direc ...

After a two-plus year vacancy, the School District of Philadelphia’s safe schools advocate position has been filled. The sta ...

Philadelphia City Council has approved a bill clearing the way to wrap a building with a large advertisement.   Councilman Fr ...

The Pennsylvania Hospital in Center City, Philadelphia, offers writing tips to cancer patients. A daily habit of creative writing ...

A vote could come this week in Philadelphia City Council that would require lead paint inspections each time an a new tenant moves into a ...