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Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell is defending his vetoes of three measures, including a bill expanding the right to self-defense with deadly ...

Before it hits the auction block next week, a souvenir copy of the Emancipation Proclamation signed by Abraham Lincoln spent one afternoo ...

More vehicle tragedy in the region, this time on the rails. A train on the Market Frankford Line struck and killed an unidentified ...

Delaware’s Department of Transportation is reminding those who lost loved ones an ...

Maybe you heard about the tragic ...

Philadelphia City Council has put on hold a bill that would allow the installation of multi-story electronic billboards along Market Stre ...

The final step in replacing those who replaced former Delaware Senator, now Vice President Joe Biden, will happen early next year.  ...

Gov. Chris Christie terminated the Hudson River tunnel project over concerns of cost overruns, but the federal government has decided tha ...

Fares are going up on the PATCO High Speed Line beginning January first.  The hike has been delayed since the summer.   ...

Want to check out broadband availability throughout Pennsylvania? You’re in luck: As reported by ...

The statistics are shocking, even more so when you remind yourself that behind each number is a human being: • In the Philadelp ...

At this hour, Mayor Nutter, along with the mayors of Salt Lake City, Carmel Indiana, and Bridgeport Connecticut, is meeting with HUD Secr ...

Those who pay attention to newspaper bylines noticed that the lead story in Sunday’s Inquirer was co-written by  Bill Marimow, who ...

Get them talking, and most lifelong Philadelphians will tell you about what the city is lacking, like waterfront ammenities and sports ch ...

The bad news just keeps coming today (we swear we don’t make this stuff up). Philadelphia Police Officer Deric Lewis has bee ...