Social Media Users Help ID Suspects In Alleged Assault Of Same-Sex Couple In Center City
A picture has surfaced on social media that apparently shows the suspects dining at a nice restaurant before the attack.
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A picture has surfaced on social media that apparently shows the suspects dining at a nice restaurant before the attack.
In an effort to stop mass violence in schools, a Pennsylvania state senate committee has begun vetting legislation that would allow teachers and school employees trained and licensed to carry guns to bring them to work.
The State Senate Transportation Committee has given its approval to legislation to enact a series of DRPA reforms, including a provision that would prevent the agency from engaging in economic development activity.
"Netropolitan" creator James Touchi-Peters calls his new social network an online community for affluent and busy people.
The newborn baby of a pregnant mother who was shot and killed in Philadelphia's Frankford section has died, police say.
Pension reform and liquor privatization are longshots, but as lawmakers return to the state capitol today, one thing that may get done is a cigarette tax in Philadelphia to generate badly needed cash for city schools.
The final week of September is likely to bring the start of City Council's long-awaiting public hearings on Mayor Nutter's plan to sell PGW.
These are the final days of a landmark toy store in Chestnut Hill. O'Doodles will close its doors at the end of the month.
A huge expansion is planned for the aviation museum at the old Willow Grove Naval Air Station, one that sponsors say would turn it into a major attraction for the region, drawing a million visitors a year.
Inside the anchorages on either side of the Ben Franklin Bridge -- long-forgotten trolley stops that were never put into service.
Tony Auth -- A Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist who worked for the Philadelphia Inquirer for more than 40 years -- has died.
The Hartsville Fire company was filled with those who knew and loved Officer Brad Fox Sunday.
It happened around 11:00 a.m. Sunday along the 1500 block of Adams Avenue.
Scores of former players from a now defunct youth athletic team from North Philadelphia reunited this weekend to say thank you to the man who founded the group more than 45 years ago.
The African American Museum of Philadelphia opened a new exhibit this week that makes a haunting comparison between the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and modern day sweatshops.
On the National Register of Historic Places, the Wayne Hotel, in Wayne, Pa., is now a modern, newly restored hotel with a long history.
A Philadelphia city councilman wants to slash in half the amount of time that you can leave an RV parked on a neighborhood street.
For all the pain, one expert says things in Atlantic City are not as bad as they seem.
One lawmaker this past week reluctantly tabled a measure that her colleagues feared would upset Harrisburg.
A Philadelphia lawmaker wants the city to wield a bigger hammer against stores that sell BB guns to minors.
Lest No Good Deed go unpunished, let's cut to the chase: No Good Deed is one bad movie.
There was a traditional Hawaiian blessing for the team's new OC6, an outrigger canoe which seats six paddlers. The crowd was invited to touch the vessel, and then there was a celebration with fire and hula dancers.
Authorities say Norristown a man was killed while attempting extract copper wiring from high-voltage electrical box in Valley Forge National Historical Park.
Philadelphia City Council plans to take a look at one of the longest-running issues facing the city: short dumping -- the illegal dumping of trash on vacant lots or even sidewalks.
A Delaware River Port Authority committee has green-lighted a traffic study that could lead to toll discounts for Delaware River Bridge commuters.
