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A man who says he was abused by a former St. Elizabeth’s priest has been awarded $33 million. John Vai won the judgement in ...

Thomas Wright, a former clerk with Philadelphia’s Department of Licenses & Inspections, was arrested today on bribery charges. ...

The Gentleman Jack Engraving Bus Tour will hit Pennsylvania next week, stopping at three Wine & Spirits stores and bringing holiday ...

Woodbridge High School’s former athletic director is facing charges of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old female student. ...

Chester County residents battling it out over the county’s public holiday display might find relief in another of its own creations ...

Glasboro residents who’ve been putting off the task of removing their underground oil tanks now have the help of state officials an ...

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Chester County commissioners have just about settled on the county’s public holiday display. Out of the general public’s hand ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has issued a press release conveying its disappointment with the City of Philadelphia over the city’ ...

The murder of a 19-year-old last night brought the city of Wilmington on par with its 2008 homicide rate. Wilmington has marked 26 ...

ACTION United will release a study tomorrow that it says shows inequities in the distribution of experienced teachers in the School Distr ...

Strong winds knocking over trees and power lines in New Jersey have claimed their first victim. According to the Associated Press, ...

Philadelphia is an impressive city in many ways. The latest pleasant surprise is the speed at which a noise problem in my neighborhhod wa ...

The Chestnut Hill Friends Meeting has received a financial boost to help make its new meetinghouse a memorable space: a $75,000 grant fro ...

Extended unemployment benefits start running out today for an estimated 18,000  Philadelphians. Congress failed to act on extending ...