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Update: Bids are being taken to privatize toll collections on the two highways, the Associated Press reports. Simpson sa ...

Yes, New York, we’ll take Cliff Lee. We’ll also have your peanuts while we’re at it. The peanut supplier for Yan ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Chestnut Hill, Mt. ...

Good morning, Feeders! It’s a beautiful morning for a duck boat tour, should you be so inclined. If not, stick by your computer for ...

There’s been an uptick in bird activity in the last couple of days; people with insomnia will have noticed that their songs are beg ...

Crime Blotter April 8 – 14 FEATURED April 12: 3200 block N. 15th St. – copper wire stolen f ...

Today’s the day. Ride the Ducks can officially return to the Delaware River today, and though it’s a bit chilly, it’s t ...

The U.S. Justice Department has broken up a Philadelphia-based identity theft ring that victimized hundreds over three years. The ...

The body pulled Tuesday from the Schuylkill River has been identified as that of 19-year-old Nardirah Ruffin. The Egg Harbor Township wom ...

The show, and the payday, will go on.  A federal judge says the Philadelphia Orchestra can continue paying its musicians whil ...

Planning on driving to/through/from Delaware today? Resist the urge to pick up your cell while you do it. Law enforcement officers ...

Jane Golden, the executive director of the city of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, says graffiti is again becoming a problem in some par ...

I’m reluctant to offer any comments on the absurd controversy over the adequacy of President Obama’s Hawaiian birth certifica ...

As the Philadelphia School District moves closer to its plan to close, re-purpose or sell off as many as 50 buildings citywide, parents o ...