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Philadelphia Traffic headquarter officials have closed a portion of Martin Luther King Boulevard due to flooding. The boulevard is ...

Taxes are the price we pay to live in a free society. Someone has to pay for the police and fire departments, the courts and judges, the ...

Anti-gun violence activists rallied outside of City Hall earlier this week to ask city officials to help cut down on the illegal flow of ...

The second annual Manayunk EcoArts Festival continues today on Main Street for a celebration of sustainability and healthy living. ...

Philadelphia’s chief integrity officer Joan Markman has released a chill ...

With both Pennsylvania legislative chambers back in Harrisburg after their summer recess, Gov. Tom Corbett’s office is still quiet ...

The Mt. Airy Business Improvement District (BID) held its fifth annual meeting on Thursday evening, September 22 and if the turnout was a ...

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 ...