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Mayor Michael Nutter admits: the latest snow removal efforts are less than stellar. ...

Filing a complaint with the Philadelphia Police is supposed to be relatively painless. You get the form, fill it out, hand it in and rema ...

It’s like a scene from the 1993 comedy Groundhog Day, but forecasters really are predicting yet another mes ...

Five days ago, Ellen Greenberg was found stabbed to death in her Manayunk apartment. Since then, her death has been ruled a homicide and ...

Joe Hoeffel has announce he won’t run for re-election. The Montgomery County Commissioners vice chairman made the announcement toda ...

A federal jury has ordered Johnson &Johnson to pay a Philadelphia-area doctor $482 million for infringing on his patent for a heart s ...

Readers of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News will have to pay more to read the physical paper, and shell out a few bucks to read a ...

You’ve seen them here, but you can also see them in New York City. Through February, the city’s “With love, Philadelphi ...

After a four-week study of air quality surrounding the Marcellus Shale drilling site, the Environmental Protection Agency has determined ...

When he’s not busy with his many duties as executive director of the Economy League of Greater Philadelphia, Steve Wray does a lot ...

NJ Gov. Chris Christie is expected to sign legislation today creating license plates for the families of soldiers. The Gold Star Family p ...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s new rules on witness and victim testimony are prompting cheers from local prosecutors – and ...

Camden County College has announced a series of free seminars available to teachers looking for professional development hours — an ...

Today at 1 p.m., five Congressional Medal of Honor recipients will have lunch at Tir Na Nog while in town as celebrity bartenders. < ...

Donald Jacobs was signed out of the State Correctional Institution and Chester Jan. 15 and hasn’t returned. State Police are now lo ...