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She didn’t punch a fellow ward leader in the mouth years ago, like everybody says. She popped him twice. “He fell back over a ...

The Philadelphia Police Department has issued an alert that its call center is experiencing problems with incoming cellphone calls. ...

Research from the University of Pennsylvania school of Medicine reverses long-running advice that breast cancer survivors should avoid li ...

Federal authorities say an unemployed amusement park worker in Bethlehem, Pa., threatened to carry out a school shooting. Accordin ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and legislative leaders have reached an agreement on arbitration reform. The arbitration process co ...

Philadelphia City Council got an earful from the public Thursday on two pieces of legislation that weren’t even up for a vote. ...

The multi-state agency that protects the water flowing in the Delaware River has proposed regulations for the natural gas drilling indust ...

A New Jersey senate committee has ...

Chemical fortune heir John Du Pont died in prison this morning. Du Pont was found guilty but mentally ill in 1996 after killing wrestler ...

A new mandate in New Jersey will require electronics manufacturers to provide and pa ...

With Camden facing a $26.5 million budget shortfall, Mayor Dana Redd announced Thursday that her administration wants to use $4 million f ...

A gas leak has closed part of Route 1 near Thornton, Pa. Route 1 South between Cheyney Road and Concord Road will remain closed until fur ...

Pennsylvania State Treasurer Rob McCord is reining in Governor Ed Rendell’s plan to borrow $1 billion for construction projects. ...