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Prison visitor logs have turned up an interesting little fact about Earl Bradley. The former pediatrician, convicted in June on mu ...

On Thursday one of the best video stores in Philadelphia began selling off its inventory. TLA Video closed its store in Rittenhouse Squar ...

Step aside, California and Florida. New Census data show all kinds of demographic shifts, including a change in cities’ appe ...

As of Aug. 17, Pottstown Plating Works owes the borough more than $57,000 in taxes. Gale Harry owes $52. Both are on a six-page li ...

The Avalon Office of Emergency Management has issued a voluntary evacuation order for all visitors and residents as Hurricane Irene moves ...

As the Georgia-based political analyst Alan Abramowitz rightfully points out this morning, “It’s way too soon to make any fir ...

ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition TV show is all about donations — and not just for its housing recipients. ...

Update: All trips have been canceled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Original report: Officials ...

While beach-goers took advantage of a mostly rain-free summer in Ventnor, the city took a hit to its beach badge-patrol fund. With ...

Two Lower Merion principals are gearing up for the school year in a different way than usual. Following last week’s fatal cr ...

Hurricane Irene is likely to become the first hurricane since Isabel in 2003 to make landfall on the East Coast in the Carolinas or north ...

Volunteers will join Mayor Michael Nutter at the Philadelphia Zoo today for a big task: stuffing 15,000 backpacks with school supplies fo ...

First State emegency planners have advice for those on vacation now or planning to come this weekend: leave now and stay home. To enforc ...

Say what you want about the much-delayed Silverliner rail cars, but at least we know SEPTA’s keeping an eye on the new rides. ...

Good morning, Feeders! The gre ...