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Lawmakers in New Jersey who support Urban Enterprise Zones made the case yesterday for the business-supportive zones, as the state makes ...

The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission has called for a full review of PennDOT’s work in Society Hill to make the curb c ...

Police in Chester County have filed charges against the Malvern woman who was harboring dozens of dogs in her home. A search yesterday re ...

A controversial cell phone tower first approval for an area along Route 1 in Bethany has now been denied. Residents had been lobby ...

Good morning, Feeders! Big things out of Philadelphia today, including announcements from the City Controller and District Attorney. We ...

After an hour of deliberation yesterday, a jury today will resume discussion about the fate of former high-ranking Philadelphia Police Of ...

Nothing says, “we’ve arrived,” quite like a stagecoach. The new bank and stadium namesake in town, Wells Fargo, paraded ...

PECO has determined it was water infiltration into the underground electrical infrastructure that caused an electrical fire Sunday in Pot ...

Update 3 p.m. Lewis has acknowledged voting in California until last year and paying taxes there until recently, but say ...

A new report of professor salaries at American universities shows professor salaries at the University of Delaware are about $20,000 high ...

At the Salvation Army Kroc Center last weekend a group of several area non profit organizations that work with young people held a celebr ...

Forget the talk about allowing trucks on the Garden ...

Records obtained by The Associated Press show that a little-known Philadelphia company has quietly gained control of nearly a quarter of ...

William Durham Jr. is at the counter talking to Leonard Bell, the butcher of Dave’s Meat Market on 22nd Street. The candidate for City ...

Two opposing groups protested mere blocks away from one another in Center City Philadelphia on the occasion of Tax Day. Representa ...