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The Philadelphia Inquirer has again been demonstrating how irreplaceable it is by publishing a disturbing series of articles on violence ...

Opponents of cuts to public education held a noisy protest in Center City Wednesday evening. Gov. Tom Corbett has proposed cutting ...

Not too different from the steroid days, once again, Major League Baseball is under public pressure to make a change that will improve th ...

Police have recovered almost $100,000 worth of jewelry stolen yesterday from Manayunk’s A.I Poland Jewelers, but say more remains m ...

A bill intended to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill in Delaware is moving forward. The House Judiciary Com ...

The Department of Transportation has announced the suspension of operations of Super Luxury Tours Inc. following a crash on the New Jerse ...

Nearly $100,000 worth of jewelry stolen from A.I Poland Jewelers on Main Street in Manayunk yesterday has been recovered, but police say ...

In Pennsylvania, social workers, school nurses and others who work with children are required to report suspected child abuse. But a new ...

Graffiti is popping up in Oldmans Township in South Jersey. The Pedricktown Bridge, the bridge over Beaver Creek on Straughens Mill Road ...

Five Delaware students have been recognized for academic excellence through the National Merit Scholarship Program. About 1.5 mill ...

You don’t have to drive on the Schuylkill Expressway everyday to know how awful it is. Those who take other routes do so for a reas ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett is kicking “Commonwealth One” to the curb. He intends to auction off the tour bus Gov. Ed Rende ...

Once again, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia is taking action following devastating child sex abuse allegations laid out in a grand jury r ...

The Phillies won! We — OK, they — pulled it together for a win in the bottom of the ninth to beat the Astros. WeR ...

With gasoline prices inching toward $4 per gallon, some people are turning to their smartphones to find a deal.  There are pl ...