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A Pennsylvania native has been named as the Navy’s new chief of naval operations. The ...

Inspectors with the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency have begun to assess flood damage in Harrisburg. ...

The family of Lieutenant Joseph L. Szczerba issues the following statement: “We appreciate everyone allowing us to grieve Jo ...

Nine years ago, Philadelphia established a specialty court to speed the cleanup of lead hazards in apartments and rented homes. He ...

Mayor Nutter, alongside members of the Parkway Corporation, are set to announce a major development in Center City Monday. The gro ...

Behind the giant paintbrush recently installed in Lenfest Plaza, on Philadelphia’s North Broad Street at Cherry, another sculpture ...

The Pennsylvania House reconvenes Monday after its summer recess, and one priority is a bill that would allow a state takeover of Harrisb ...

All three suspects in an Atlantic City carjacking and murder case are now in custody, after police say the third suspect was taken into c ...

Philadelphia Police continue to investigate last weekend’s sexual assault of a Saint Joseph’s University student that, accord ...

It started in 2009 as a diverse group of 30 clergy leaders discussing “the pain in their neighborhoods and the brokenness of system ...

This weekend in Philadelphia promises two competing music festivals, and a whole lot of rain. While the Philly F/M Festival featur ...

Hikers Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal spent their first full day of freedom yesterday with their families. The ...

A New Jersey panel will meet Monday to hear testimony about the importance of authorizing sports wagering in the Garden State. Leg ...

Education advocates and government watchdogs in Philadelphia are calling for answers.  Yesterday’s report from the Mayor’ ...

A series of lane closures are planned for next week in Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation says lane closu ...