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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 ...

Two new elevators may seem like small additions, but for SEPTA riders who use the 15th Street Market-Frankford El, they will be a welcome ...

In this fourth of eight excerpts from parenting guide Letting Go with Love and Confidence: The mall offers some benefits for you ...

The mayor’s chief integrity officer has come down hard on state Rep. Dwight Evans and recently ...

A public viewing is scheduled to take place tomorrow in Wilmington for New Castle Police Sergeant Joseph Szczerba, who was killed in the ...

It was a reunion last night more than two years in the making for the two U.S. hikers jailed in Iran. Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal ...

It might get tougher to put a satellite dish on the front of your house in Philadelphia. Councilman Darrell Clarke dislikes satell ...

City council members in Philadelphia approved a new council district map today that will take effect for elections in four years. ...

In Northwest Philadelphia, zoning overlays govern what kind of sign you can hang above your Manayunk boutique, what your corner store can ...

A power interruption has delayed four trains bound for new York City, stranding hundreds of rail passengers, according to a report from T ...

It’s been two years since Georgetown Police Officer Chad Spicer was killed in the line of duty, but still raw emotions resurfaced f ...

Reversing a decision from a week and a half ago to allow Carl Lewis to run for state senate in New Jersey, a federal appeals court h ...

Summit Aviation in Middletown cuts the ribbon on a new hangar, paint facility, and other buildings.   The upgrades also inclu ...