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Hundreds of people gathered in Love Park Tuesday evening to remember the homeless — and formerly homeless — who died in Phila ...

The “R” word is slowly being removed from organizational and government language. Delaware County’s department of Human ...

A survey released Tuesday shows concern over natural gas drilling among Pennsylvania residents is strong, and crosses party lines. ...

Reporter Lizz Fiedler just returned from a press conference at police headquarters where the Philadelphia Police confirmed the DNA from t ...

Joe Grace, until recently the director of the gun control group CeaseFirePA, will take on veteran Philadelphia City Councilman Frank DiCi ...

Maybe it’s cooking for a house full of people, tripping over new toys or getting tangled in the lights. Or maybe you’re one t ...

One thing you can say – Ed Rendell knows how to throw a party. To thank supporters, contributors and friends as he finishes two terms a ...

The Philadelphia Police Department will hold a press conference at 5:30 to announce the latest in the Kensington Strangler case. Police a ...

The Mummers, after all, are a good thing. A report released today shows the annual celebration provides $9 million in economic i ...

If you’ve lived in Delaware the last 10 years, you may have noticed a few more people around. That was confirmed T ...

Stan Wischnowski has been named editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Wischnowski has been ...

Warmer days are ahead. And they’ll be here well before spring. It’s all because our bodies are made to adjust to temperatures ...

No, this isn’t another Cliff Lee article. (You can find those here, ...

Pennsylvania gained population in the census – but the commonwealth will still lose one congressional seat in 2013. Pennsylvania ...

DuPont will pay $3.3. for violating the Toxic Substance Control Act. The Wilmington-based chemical plant admitted to the Environmental Pr ...