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The frigid temperatures and a serial murderer on the loose known as the Kensington Strangler have not kept some women from selling their ...

Hey ladies, wanna feel bad about yourselves? Women’s Health has ranked Philadelphia last in its national health ratings for cities. ...

If you’re old enough to remember when several Philadelphia judges were caught accepting Christmas envelopes of cash from the roofer ...

Mayor Michael Nutter confirmed this morning his candidacy for re-election. Nutter ...

Philly-bred music artist Daryl Hall is not only a musical success and web series host, he’s now coming to television. Hall’s ...

In celebration of the first day of a new season Tuesday, students from Roxborough High School took to the stage for the Winter Musica ...

Deputy Mayor for Philadelphia’s Commission of Aging Office Debrah Merlin is in Hahnemann University Hospital today after being stru ...

‘Tis the season to be merry, and with good reason: President Obama has signed the law that finally banishes institutional bigotry i ...

Reporter Tom MacDonald is at the Mummers press conference, where details of the parade’s new family friendly initiatives were revea ...

House arrest is a popular alternative to incarceration in many places including Philadelphia.  The city is working on resolving a ma ...

Three candidates have already come forward as opponents for Philadelphia Councilman Frank DiCicco’s re-election campaign in the Dem ...

A Northwest Philadelphia interfaith group will bring one of the leading proponents for an Islamic center near the World Trade Center site ...

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board yesterday reported the state’s wine kiosk program is experiencing some glitches. The kiosks w ...

Allegations abound in another case of police-resident relations. A North Philadelphia woman claims she faced aggressive force from two pl ...

Come Jan. 1, Phoenixville parking enforcement officers will be formal borough employees. Currently serving as temps, the parking enforcem ...