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Tours of Philadelphia City Hall Tower have been suspended because of a crack in a balcony. Earlier this week, a workman found some ...

Yesterday, the Philadelphia Board of Ethics completed the long, arduous process of developing regulations to monitor lobbying activity in ...

A New Jersey Senate committee has approved a package of 10 bills to spur job creation and economic growth in the Garden State. The ...

About half of American adults report that they have chronic pain.   Physical pain has an effect on our emotional well-bein ...

They come from two very different parts of the world but the Philadelphia Orchestra and a Chinese residency program share one common goal ...

In a private ceremony with the fallen officer’s family and fellow members of the department, New Castle Police have posthumously pr ...

More than two dozen pounds of marijuana, worth thousands of dollars, was confiscated from a Delaware business today by police. ...

A boy who was bullied by a “wolf pack” in Upper Darby in January is headed to Washington, D.C.   Nadin Khoury dre ...

No one was seriously injured in a five-vehicle accident that involved a school bus this morning in Gloucester Township.   ...

Two public hearings are being held today for the recertification of the Limerick nuclear plant in Lower Pottsgrove. ...

A woman was injured this morning in North Philadelphia when the ceiling inside a beauty store collapsed. ...

Philadelphia’s Chief Integrity Officer has released her report about allegations of back-door dealing in selecting a company to run ...

Philadelphia City Controller Alan Butkovitz has announced today the city’s restaurants, bars, clubs and similar businesses have gen ...

A little more than two years ago when patrolman Chad Spicer became the first Georgetown police officer shot and killed in the line o ...

A dozen Philadelphia-area trailblazers are joining more than 500 notable African Americans across the country for the ...