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Flyers General Manager Paul Holmgren is reportedly in good spirits after being involved in a bike crash Monday n Avalon. Holmgren ...

While family members look for answers in the beating of two brothers, police look for suspects. No arrests have been made yet in t ...

The sentencing for Daniel Kelly, Mickal Kamuvaka and Dana Poindexter is delayed until October. After being found guilty this summer for t ...

A 26-year-old man was shot twice in the torso near Manheim and Greene streets on Sunday night. Police said there have been no arre ...

Good morning, Feeders! We’re diving right into the post-holiday week with teacher contracts, a sentencing and redistricting. ...

An overturned car forces Wilmington Police to shut down a main artery into the city in the middle of the morning rush. The car has ...

The way Philadelphia’s Council district map is drawn has real and lasting consequences for how and whether democracy works in the c ...

It’s hard to understand why the White House thought it could bury the latest Obama cave-in with an announcement on the Friday of a ...

Residents still have one more week to get rid of yard waste left by Hurricane Irene by leaving it at the curb.   The state ...

As of yesterday, Philadelphia’s parochial high school teachers had not reached a contract agreement with the Archdiocese of Philade ...

Full service has been restored to SEPTA’s Trenton Regional Rail Line after Hurricane Irene’s floodwaters caused disruptions. ...

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is getting an early start on Sept. 11 commemorations today, travelling to both ground zero in New York and ...

Getting ready for work after the long weekend? New Jerseyans are finally doing it with the lights on this morning. Service has fin ...

Last year saw the release of “Exit Through the Gift Shop,” about underground London street artist Banksy–a documentary ...

The Quintessence Theatre Company marks their return to the Sedgwick Theatre in Mt .Airy with a second season featuring four productions b ...