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What began with 416 DUI cases now totals more than 2,000. The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office has concluded its investigati ...

Can one bullet change a town? When that bullet kills a home-grown police officer, and that town is Georgetown, the answer, some say, is & ...

Five volunteers with Chester’s Anti-Violence Network will come on as paid staffers to assist the city in its effort to increase saf ...

Last week, Governor Markell put out a $20 million plan to improve early childhood education.  Markell has made education a key to th ...

Years from now, when he finally retires from his musical career, Bryen O’Boyle says he’ll write a memoir called ‘I Was ...

For the first time in 16 years, voters from Philadelphia’s diverse Eighth District will send a fresh face to City Council. Democrat ...

A nursing professor chosen by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia to sit on a priest-abuse review board says she and fellow panelist never sa ...

Last April, Manayunk’s “Second Saturday” celebrations relaunched to the timely theme of spring cleaning. And with the p ...

This afternoon, the Eastern Pennsylvania Anti-Defamation League hosts its first annual ...

While Mayor Michael Nutter is out this weekend ...

In five weeks, Wilmington’s St. Paul School on North Van Buren Street will close its doors for good. And as the calendar dra ...

This is the last of 10 questions about issues and priorities that NewsWorks asked the seven Democratic candidates running for the Eighth ...

Inmates at Cape May County Jail can now see more family members during visits with the help of the prison’s new Internet video visi ...

There are two ways to describe Visit Philly’s partnership with Foodspotting. For the social media aficionado: It’s lik ...

These days, it’s quiet outside of Yoga on the Ridge in Roxborough. Owner Theresa Conroy couldn’t be more relieved. ...