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Cheri Honkala is making some bold statements. Honkala is running for the Philadelphia Sheriff position on an interesting platform: No evi ...

William Colarulo will start his job as Radnor Township’s superintendent of police in a few weeks. The Board of Commissioners voted ...

After being kept out for a month, there is hope tenants are going to be able to get into a burned West Philadelphia apartment building to ...

What will come of the 2012 Congressional budget? Obama’s issued a $3.73 spending proposal for the year, with plans to cut $1.1 tril ...

Good morning, Feeders! That warm weather was nice while it lasted, but we all knew it wasn’t sticking around. It’s back to sc ...

A new sign on the papered up windows of Saxbys on Main Street indicates that the coffeeshop will be opening back up soon. Scott Coles, Ma ...

Natalie Munroe is using as a defense the very tool that got her in trouble. The suspended Central Bucks High School East teacher is using ...

A man was shot early this morning on the Broad Street Line concourse around Broad and Chestnut streets. Sgt. John Wood of the 9th ...

The state Senate hearing didn’t break much new ground on whether or not to privatize Pennsylvania’s state stores. A few Democr ...

On Mondays, when he’s in town, Congressman Chaka Fattah (D-Pa.) makes visits to schools across the city. Last Monday, he had a special ...

Residents of the fire-ravaged Windermere Court apartment building say they have not been able to retrieve their personal belongings ahead ...

A 4-foot-long section of natural gas pipe suspect ...

A new comprehensive plan for Philadelphia will be presented to the city planning commission Tuesday. The plan, called Philadelphia 2035, ...

An annual survey of college freshmen suggests their emotional health has dropped to its lowest level in 25 years. Researchers at t ...

Last week, the Zoning Code Commission (ZCC) released its blue-line draft of the city’s new zoning code, which details the most rece ...