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Intimidation charges filed against former Philadelphia Housing Authority Director Carl Green have been dismissed, with U.S. District Judg ...

A rubbish fire was reported at the intersection of Main Street and Cotton Street in Manayunk just after 8 a.m. on Friday.  A ...

Wednesday will be the first in a series of public budget-impact meetings for Pennsylvania’s state-related universities. R ...

Health & Science reporter Carolyn Beeler shares this Associated Press story about a novel swine flu strain. Health officials s ...

8:30 PM Estimates from the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation suggest there are 10,000 people here right now at PennR ...

Yellow police tape strung between two homes in the Wissahickon section of Philadelphia had some neighbors wondering what went wrong on th ...

The “Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights” requires school employees to report all bullying incidents they learn about, even if they ...

Should the 1st Council District stay waterfront-based, or move to the Far Northeast? Is it better if the 4th District maintains that Pac- ...

The Day of Respect is underway, held for the first time in Hunting Park. Normally celebrated in West Oak Lane, the annual event wi ...

  Hurricane Irene did not cause as much damage to the Wissahickon Park as feared. Irene dumped six-inches of water into the ...

The USS Olympia will soon be changing hands. Thursday marked the deadline for proposals to acquire the historic cruiser, and by 2013, tou ...

There won’t an annual Iditarod parody in Phoenixville this year, since not a single person sign up for the event. Despite de ...

The Philadelphia City Council plans to approve its new election map soon after Labor Day, with scant ...

Diop Olugbala, Philadelphia’s third-party mayoral candidate, will hold an afternoon press conference on Broad Street to discuss the ...

Let there be light! Delaware utility, Delmarva Power, says it has restored service to all of its customers who lost electricity be ...