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City Hall's new top property assessor has told city council members that his evaluators will make sure tax-exempt properties are checked more frequently, to make sure they are what they advertise.
Police in Delaware County have discovered the body of an unidentified person Thursday morning.
Pennsylvania state troopers made 17,695 arrests last year for driving under the influence, the ninth straight year the department has set a record.
Authorities say a Pennsylvania teen who pulled two of his own teeth with pliers needed emergency surgery because his father wouldn't take him to the dentist.
A $400,000 federal grant will help Delaware County provide follow up care for hospitalized seniors after they're discharged, with the goal of avoiding a quick return to the emergency room.
A PECO worker has been taken to an area hospital after sustaining injuries in an underground explosion in Montgomery County Sunday afternoon, according to PECO officials.
When Melissa Dunzik and her family purchased a house in Northampton County last year, they thought they were moving into their dream home. That feeling quickly diminished when they realized they weren't the only ones living in the historic house.
Officials say a police officer who was found unresponsive in his cruiser outside a Bucks County church early Friday morning died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
With Earth Day right around the corner, recycling was the theme as a number of firms set up shop for the Philadelphia Recycling Industries Congress.
A central Pennsylvania man is behind bars after police say he was biking under the influence.
The family of a Pennsylvania man who killed himself after his allegation of sexual abuse by a priest was dismissed has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.
A southwestern Pennsylvania man was treated at a hospital after he was bitten and attacked by a bear.
A Pennsylvania theater says it's been the victim of a swindle by people posing as managers for rapper Drake.
Police officers surrounded the Philadelphia school administration building all day Monday to ensure safety after an emailed threat came in Saturday night.
Philadelphia Police are searching for a suspect responsible for shooting a 19-year-old woman in the abdomen.
Philadelphia police made a gruesome discovery in Fairmount Park Sunday evening.
The final numbers are in for March, and Pennsylvania's revenue collections remain on target for the fiscal year that ends June 30th.
Tests of air in Pennsylvania show an elevated level of radiation, but a state spokeswoman says it is far below levels of concern and is not considered a threat to public health or safety.
With the decline of a unionized workforce in this country and growing efforts at union-busting, how is the organized labor movement faring in our region?
A national anti-union movement is trying to reduce the influence of public employees unions, including here in Pennsylvania.
New Jersey's governor is proposing a new statewide teacher tenure plan, something the teachers' union says is part of a national movement to break up public unions.
Union membership has dropped steeply since the 1980s, because of forces such as globalization, new technology, and the shift from a manufacturing to a service economy. Now public-sector unions are under attack, too, and the future of organized labor hangs in the balance.
A New Jersey teenager who was severely injured by fireworks his friend bought in Pennsylvania is suing the store, the manufacturer and the friend who brought them across state lines illegally.
A central Pennsylvania teacher has resigned and been charged with corruption of minors after a student told police he saw a 16-year-old female student kissing the teacher.
A 26-year-old Bensalem man who lost his cool on a cold and snowy day in January has been sentenced to jail in Bucks County for pulling a gun on a plow operator in a fit of snow rage.
