Temple and Jefferson resident physicians have ratified union contracts
The new contracts include “substantial” raises and “greater investment in resident education,” the union said.
Atlantic City lifeguard is charged with attempting to lure an underage girl who was actually an undercover detective
Stephen M. Pagnoni, of Egg Harbor Township, was arrested this week in Cherry Hill, authorities said.
Temple raised a record $214 million in the last fiscal year. Some of the money will support students during a budget crunch
Included in that total, achieved during the first full year of President John Fry’s tenure, are some major gifts including $55 million from Christopher Barnett to rename the College of…
The King decided. Now it’s your turn | Things to do
Enjoy an outdoor rendition of Shakespeare's Hamlet, a 1920s scavenger hunt at the Philadelphia Zoo, and a peachy treat this weekend.
U.S. and Iran trade missile barrages as hopes dim for a quick resolution to the five-month conflict
The war threatens to expand into the region as Iran strikes Jordan and Kuwait.
Five South Jersey municipalities agree to settlement in class-action lawsuit over vacant property fees
The Camden County towns could owe more than $500,000 collectively as part of the settlement.
Angels trade former Phillies prospect Logan O’Hoppe to Rangers
O'Hoppe, who was dealt to the Angels for Brandon Marsh in 2022, is batting .209 this season.
Philly’s new cruise terminal is behind construction schedule and will cost millions more than expected
PhilaPort said the cost of building the terminal has increased 50% to more than $60 million. It cited weeks of subfreezing temperatures this winter, among other factors.
South Jersey figure skater Isabeau Levito teases to new programs — including a ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ theme
Levito will be skating to the song "Memória" by Rosalia for her short program and the sountrack from "Pirates of the Caribbean" for her free skate. She hired different choreographers…
Johnny Doc will remain in prison after a judge again denied his request to be released on house arrest
Convicted former Philadelphia labor leader John Dougherty had been arguing for months that he should be released to provide care for his gravely ill wife.