A civil complaint has been filed to unseat a jailed Willingboro council member
Prosecutors have taken steps to remove Nathaniel Anderson from office following his conviction for financial crimes.
A man was charged with murder in the death of a fellow inmate at a state facility in Burlington County
Trevor Banton, 23, allegedly killed Yasin Sellers, 24, in the gym at the Garden State Youth Correctional Facility on July 17.
The Sixers had a blockbuster offseason. How will that change life for their role players?
To this point, the focus has been squarely on the Sixers’ star-studded starting lineup of James, Brown, Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid and VJ Edgecombe. But what about Dean Wade, Anfernee…
U.S. stocks rise to finish a wild July as Amazon soars, Apple sinks, and inflation worries worsen
The gains for companies that invested in AI like Amazon came despite a rise in oil prices. Apple was caught in the AI-induced chip crunch.
Regulators propose overhaul to law governing how banks lend to low-and-middle income communities
The number of banks that need to comply with the rules would shrink to 86, about 3% of banks in the U.S.
Philly tenants have reached a deal with their landlord over unsafe conditions and could get rent refunds
The tenants' class-action lawsuit alleged that Odin Properties, one of Philadelphia's largest landlords, kept charging rent at the Bentley Manor apartments without making required safety repairs.
Irish singer Glen Hansard loved coming to Philadelphia. Here, he worked on an album for a year and shoveled snow for the first time.
"He loved it here" and even wanted to name the album after the city, said producer Charlie Hall of the War on Drugs, who worked with Hansard on the album…
Source: Andrew Painter joining Phillies before Friday’s game vs. Orioles
The team hasn’t announced a starting pitcher for the series opener against the Orioles, but it’s Painter's scheduled day to pitch for triple-A Lehigh Valley.
A Delco judge is weighing the fate of a firefighter accused of making racist threats
John Romano used the N-word, as well as another racial epithet, while arguing with a woman in November 2024, according to prosecutors in Delaware County.
Philly developer Post Brothers faces contractor lawsuits and a union pressure campaign
The Post Brothers face 12 lawsuits from a variety of union-affiliated contractors over their Broad and Washington project.