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The cover story in the current issue of Philadelphia Weekly promises a listing of the city’s top 10 active corners for dru ...

Mayor Michael Nutter has some choice words after a second playground shooting in Philadelphia this week. After two playground shoo ...

East and West Oak Lane residents are in an uproar over plans to bring transitional housing for recovering addicts and their children to 6 ...

Lawyers across Philadelphia are hearing from illegal immigrants who hope to benefit from the Obama administration’s new stance on d ...

5:45 p.m. Police now say it is unclear whether the child was under DHS custody. They say they err on the side of caution ...

The New Jersey Senate has approved a measure aimed at stamping out bedbugs, the Associated Press reports. The bill would require c ...

As hurricane Irene heads towards the east coast, Philadelphia is preparing for a major storm to blow into town over the weekend. P ...

The public space surrounding 30th Street Station could soon be used for more than impromptu parking and trash dumping. A collabora ...

Alicia Tolton has another court date with her name on it: Oct. 5. Sentenced to jail last month for faking cancer, the Montgomery C ...

Newark has lifted the water boil advisory it issued Tuesday in response to a water main break that affected the Windy Hills and Kirkwood ...

Update: The evacuation order for Cape May County is now mandatory. The order has been issued for 8 a.m. Morey’s Pi ...

New high-tech parking meters installed at the Wilmington Riverfront are being activated today. The new meters are along a two-bloc ...

Today Philadelphia Police conducted surprise bus safety inspections in Center City while U.S. Department of Transportation officials anno ...

Typically a warehouse sale would be cause for concern over job and industry loss. But the Macy’s warehouse off Route 70 in C ...

A former Council Rock South teacher has filed suit against the district, alleging sexual harassment, discrimination and failure by the sc ...