Al Campbell, retired longtime Inquirer copy editor, has died at 74
“Al was so kind and funny,” a former Inquirer colleague said on Facebook. “He made The Inquirer a better place.”
Stocks waver on Wall Street while crude oil prices fall for the first time in a week
Stocks drifted on Wall Street and oil prices fell for the first time in a week, even as heavy fighting in the Middle East again threatened to slow the global…
New Jersey enacts law to prevent surveillance pricing of groceries. Here’s what to know.
New Jersey banned surveillance pricing for groceries under a new law signed by Gov. Mikie Sherrill. Here's what that means.
Bike and pedestrian advocates rally for a safer Market Street in University City
Two pedestrians were killed in hit-and-run crashes a week apart near the rally site at 34th and Market Streets last year.
Tracing Tyrese Maxey’s maturation from undersized rookie to key cog in the LeBron James signing
Maxey's NBA ascension and relationship with James and Rich Paul played a large role in his decision to join the Sixers.
Cyclosporiasis cases in Pennsylvania linked to recalled Taylor Farms lettuce at Taco Bell
The CDC has identified 1,947 people in nine states, including Pennsylvania, who were infected with Cyclospora and reported eating at Taco Bell.
SEPTA wants to extend its free fare benefit to apartment dwellers
SEPTA is piloting the program, which allows free fares for tenants at a handful of apartment buildings.
As measles cases in Pennsylvania rise, officials scramble to track cases
Chester County health officials have confirmed 12 cases in the suburban Philadelphia county since April, with four identified since Monday.
LeBron James’ new teammates — and other Philly athletes — react to his signing with Sixers
Dawn Staley, Saquon Barkley, and other Eagles celebrated on social media of James finally announcing that he will end his NBA career in Philadelphia: “We got the King!”
Under pressure from its accreditor, University of Valley Forge offers students information on transferring
The school had to delay payroll for up to one week earlier this month, according to an email obtained by The Inquirer from a source close to the school.