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Philadelphia firefighters today rescued a man from the rubble of a partially collapsed garage in the Germantown section of the city. ...

As we close in on City Council’s vote on the zoning code reform, a public forum tonight aims to make the proposals easier to unders ...

Some good news for pumpkins today after farmers reported last week Hurricane Irene’s crop-destroying floods will create a pumpkin s ...

Update, 3:20 p.m Langford filed a petition this morning to have his name removed from the ballot, ...

In what’s being called an oversight, Penn students showed up last week to a political science class looking for their professor, un ...

Like Pavlovian dogs, Republicans in recent days have reflexively barked their favorite rhetorical trope: “Class warfare!”How ...

A mistrial has been declared in the murder trial for the three men accused of beating to death a fourth man outside a Phillies game in 20 ...

Students in Lower Merion School District are reporting access issues at home on their district-issued laptops. At a Board of Direc ...

Members of the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals again are considering a former athlete’s bid to become a politician.  Today at fed ...

Philadelphia Councilman Frank DiCicco says he plans to carve out the Chinatown portion of the Callowhill Reading Viaduct Neighborhood Imp ...

Millville Senior High School was locked down yesterday after cross country team members found a backpack full of weapons on a running tra ...

Dover Air Force Base wins Commander in Chief Award for Installation Excellence.  The award recognizes the ba ...

Many of Philadelphia’s police facilities are in disrepair, and the Fraternal Order of Police wants the city to do something about i ...

Lewes, Rehoboth Beach and South Bethany are among towns getting money to transplant adult trees into backyards, parks and streets. ...

Philly mag has found a story so exclusive even the subject of it didn’t know about. It seems Carl Greene, former head of the ...