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It’s not often access ramps to the interstate can provide such great opportunities, but in Chester, two new ramps may end up sparki ...

Participants of Occupy Philly plan to march from City Hall to the Liberty Bell in Old City today on the group’s third day of protes ...

What sounded like an explosion in Northeast Philadelphia this morning, turned out to be a pickup truck slamming into the front porch of a ...

One of Philadelphia’s most successful experimental theater companies has just become an institution. On Monday, Pig Iron Theatre wi ...

One Pennsylvania House lawmaker is proposing new court rules to address what’s been dubbed “granny-snatching.” S ...

After months of protests and public hearings on the Chelten Plaza controversy in Germantown, a move by Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller cou ...

The demand for flood recovery assistance in Pennsylvania has ebbed enough that some state agency offices are now closing on weekends. ...

Friday through Sunday, The Greater Philadelphia Local Organizing Committee will host the 16th anniversary of the 1995 Million Man March a ...

It’s been a quiet occupation in Philadelphia so far. The city’s version of the “Occupy Wall Street” protest—a ...

The latest gun-buyback program in New Jersey has yielded a collection of more than 250 firearms. Two assault weapons were among the guns ...

Even though the Phillies are out of the pennant race this year, a little bit of our area is still represented on every ball thrown in Maj ...

Lynne Abraham won’t run for Pennsylvania Attorney General. Not this time around, anyway. The former Philadelphia district at ...

Yesterday marchers with Right2Know stopped in Mt. Airy to raise awareness of the widespread ...

Limekiln Pike Bridge will remain closed through at least 2015 as PennDOT reconsiders its design plan and bidding process. The Mont ...