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How well do TV characters stack up to the real-life people they portray? We may never know if the big screen Batman is an accurate portra ...

A Drexel University sophomore, who was arrested by police in Egypt, is back at home in the Philadelphia area. Gregory Porter of Glenside ...

Night owls be warned: overnight lane and ramp closures on 76 West will begin tonight. Through the end of the week between 10 p.m. ...

The Occupy Philadelphia protest lingers in reduced numbers at Philadelphia City Hall, even though the group was ordered to vacate Sunday ...

The 26-year-old man hit by a car in West Oak Lane on Thanksgiving remained hospitalized in critical condition, police said Monday. ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia This list covers Nov. 17 – Nov. 23   ************ FEATURED O ...

Phillies greats will overlook the Walnut Street Bridge by next summer, and there are two ways you can help. Starting Wednesday, fa ...

Penn State will hold student forums this week and next to discuss the university’s child sex abuse scandal. Forums have been ...

Philadelphia City Council held a hearing Monday to explore prayer in the public schools. Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell called for ...

A panel that recently finished its preliminary report on the potential risks posed by rising sea levels will discuss its research today a ...

Philadelphia City Controlled Alan Butkovitz has some recommendations for the Planning Commission and Zoning Code Commission based on an a ...

The popular Garden Railway Display at the Morris Arboretum has returned. The “Holiday Garden Railway” features a quart ...

Three weekend homicides in Philadelphia bring the city’s yearly total so far to 301. That’s more than the last two years, but ...

Join members of the Germantown Historical Society for their annual meeting and get a look at the stories to be unveiled during the ongoin ...

Storms that downed trees in the late summer and fall have left many New Jersey towns with a glut of wood chips and those towns are giving ...