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It reads like a script from an episode of The Wire: More than a dozen people connected to the New Jersey waterfront are making cou ...

So, you’re probably not snowed in this morning. As anticipated, though, there was some snow fall, so the usual inconvenience ...

A year ago, the Dominican town of Jimani became the meeting point of aid workers trying to get to Port-au-Prince and injured Haitians fle ...

After five years of chasing stories for Roxborough’s local newspaper, The Review, Bernard Scally is hoping to trade in his notebook ...

  The news of TLA Video’s closing in Chestnut Hill is not sitting well with nearby residents. For the past 23 years, ...

History buffs, planners and community development advocates from all over the Delaware Valley hopped on a bus to Germantown this week for ...

A 12-year-old disabled South Philadelphia girl has sued the Philadelphia Parking Authority for denying her a handicapped-parking space in ...

Harry Philbrick, a former fine-art painter and sculptor who now runs the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, Conn., will becom ...

Since their school building burned down last week, the children of the Global Leadership Academy charter school in West Philadelphia have ...

As an investigation continued, Philadelphia Gas Works crews were working Thursday in the area of a deadly pipe break in the Torresdale se ...

A DNA sample taken this week confirms Antonio Rodriguez is the Kensington Strangler, ...

Looking for a job? Pennsylvania’s top lawmakers are seeking applications for a spot as the head of the Legislative Reapportionment Comm ...

Gov. Tom Corbett  and his wife, Susan, have announced that they plan to hold an open house at the Residence at 2035 N. Second St., H ...