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The city of Philadelphia is extending the 9 p.m. weekend curfew in targeted areas. Mayor Michael Nutter says the decision was made ...

A change in weather doesn’t mean a change in curfew for Philadelphia’s youth. Mayor Michael Nutter reminded everyone t ...

Last week’s floods swept damaged some pretty old and solid buildings. So what chance did a whimsical piece of public art mad ...

Three 6-inch cameras mounted to two Cumberland Coutny Sheriff’s Office cars can sign license plates of parked cars, passing cars an ...

While many of sat, eyes glued to the TV, watching the events of Sept. 11 unfold, Daily News reporter Chris Brennan and photograp ...

Five years after her arrival at Temple University, President Ann Weaver Hart says she’s stepping down to care for her ailing mother ...

We’re not sure what Lutheran Church patriarch Henry Muhlenberg would think about the plastic ponchos his statue is currently sporti ...

In the summer of 2001, professional videographer Lou Angeli was hired by the New York City Fire Department to shoot footage that would be ...

As Archbishop Charles Chaput was installed yesterday in Philadelphia, New Jersey had an appointment of its own. Anne Patterson took her o ...

Much of the focus of the 9/11 10-year anniversary is on those who died, lost loved ones or responded to the terrorist attacks that left t ...

Famed artist Charles Parks has found a home for hundreds of his sculptures: Delaware. The state has received a collection of nearl ...

Those who’ve lost loved ones to suicide will gather tonight at Rose Tree Park in Upper Providence for an annual candlelight vigil. ...

Pennsylvania legislators are calling on Pres. Barack Obama to provide federal assistance for the Susquehanna River flood clean-up. ...

In today’s hustle and bustle we take for granted things like our computer keyboards, cell phones, and other things used to do our jobs ...

Stephanie Hansen and Margaret Aiken join Bill in reflecting how our country has changed during the last 10 years.  A lack of privacy ...