Council heard a $35 million plan to widen SEPTA student pass eligibility, but Superintendent Tony Watlington warned the state won't foot the bill.

One year after an emergency rescue, the Chestnut Hill Local says it has added 50 advertisers and landed a $35,000 election-coverage grant.

Richard Herrera Arevalo, 27, allegedly tried to grab a rifle from a police vehicle after a struggle outside a South Main Street bar.

Amir Richardson's tracks scored scenes on the hit ABC show, after a cold LinkedIn message to its music supervisor paid off.

The 35th Philadelphia Film Festival runs Oct. 15-25 with more than 100 films, four world premieres and new work from Jesse Eisenberg and Ava DuVernay.

A commissioner says the fee hike falls unfairly on the township's smallest assessed homeowners. A final vote comes later this year.

Nine showcases are scheduled across six Philadelphia-area venues next week, October 12–18, from a mystery headliner at Ardmore to a Coltrane tribute closing night at Solar Myth.

Police in Lower Makefield Township are hunting vandals who damaged a section of the Garden of Reflection naming victims S through W.

Bucks County would have lost 6,400 people without immigration, a new Welcoming Center study finds. Philly's foreign-born homeownership rate now matches native-born residents.

Tiffany Morales allegedly accused bystanders of stealing her purse before grabbing a gun from her car, police say.

The Ramones played 25 shows there. Now Trenton's crumbling punk landmark is set to come down this week.

Kingsbury, founded in 1912, is testing polymer bearings with Oak Ridge National Laboratory to survive the grid's new on-and-off demands.

Bridges to Our Roots at Bok Bar aims to help Puentes de Salud, which saw lines for care form a month ago.