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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter presented his state of the city address to members of the Union League Wednesday. Nutter, who sa ...

PIFA has arrived in Philadelphia. It’s the latest French trend, but it’s not a tasty dessert or fashion style. It’s a w ...

A University of Delaware student is facing multiple drug charges, accused of growing marijuana in his basement. On Friday, April 8 ...

The months, nay, years-long plan to open a supermarket in Northern Liberties has stumbled. Maybe. As Pathmark owner A&P moves to scra ...

The Pennsylvania Senate has approved four of Gov. Tom Corbett’s cabinet selections. ...

The city of Philadelphia is having some problems maintaining street lights in alleys. Philadelphia Streets Commissioner Clarena To ...

As the city questions what to do with 40,000 vacant lots, neighborhood activists are pushing for quicker action to create better public u ...

Thought about Rand Paul, Sarah Palin and Rick Santorum while putting the finishing touches on my 2010 tax returns. Why? Because they have ...

Bill Hayes of Manayunk wasn’t too fazed when he saw that his go-to coffee spot on Main Street closed unexpectedly last January. ...

Former Delaware Senator Ted Kaufman says there is no mystery to balancing the budget and getting rid of the national deficit. However, ev ...

2:31 p.m. “We need to believe that we can do this together.” 2:26 p.m. “We hav ...

It could be some time before Spartacus is adopted. He was mid-fight when authorities raided a home earlier this week and busted up a dogf ...

A $77-million settlement related to priest sex abuse cases triggers layoffs for the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington.  19 full- ...

“Williamsport man sentenced to 33 months for assaulting police helicopter with a laser” That’s the headline of a ...

We truly experience the world only once, as children. The rest of the time is just remembering. I can’t properly credit the ...