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Pennsylvania lawmakers are weighing a proposal to make English the state’s official language. A House bill now in committee also wo ...

The Phillies are headed to the playoffs, but some ballpark workers are not happy. Just before Sunday night’s game, members of UNIT ...

Arlene Ackerman is opening up and she wants the city to do the same. The former School District of Philadelphia superintendent spo ...

The Atlantic City carjacking that left a woman dead over the weekend is unrelated to a fatal 2010 carjacking, Atlantic County prosecutors ...

With the city’s youth curfew extended beyond summer, ...

Classes officially will begin Tuesday for students in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s high schools. A new three year teachersR ...

Thomas Capano, a once-prominent Delaware attorney who was convicted of killing his mistress after a dramatic trial more than 12 years ago ...

Tom Capano has been in solitary confinement in a Delaware state prison since 1997, but was found dead today in his cell. Capano, a ...

It’s back to court for Carl Lewis, who won’t have any trouble making a case for residency there. The U.S. Cou ...

Tonight’s planned rally by Catholic Parents Respond has been called off, now that the Association of Catholic Teachers and the Arch ...

Krispy Kreme is adding its signature glaze to Center City Restaurant Week. It’s week two of the deal that lets hungry diners ...

The University of Pennsylvania’s Clery Act report went public Thursday, detailing the last three years of crime on campus. W ...

Two Ukrainian brothers are on trial in Philadelphia, charged with luring desperate villagers to the United States and enslaving them on ...

Pottstown will host a roundtable discussion next month to move forward on talks that aim to bring passenger rail service between the boro ...

Aramark workers at Citizens Bank Park voted last night to reject a contract offer, highlighting three main sticking points. Voting ...