A new five-day trial could let Qualcomm stop paying Arm royalties for up to five years, with billions on the line.

Yusef Gordy attacked a mother while her 5- and 9-year-olds watched, prosecutors say. He now faces three years in prison.

Arden Theatre and Philadelphia Theatre Company are staging Girl From the North Country and Liberation at the same time, both with exclusive regional premiere rights.

Amor Walker, 17, vanished from his Centerville home and is known to frequent nearby Whitman Park, police say.

Consumer Reports pulled its recommendation on e-scooters, citing speeds up to 28 mph and no federal safety rules, as Philadelphia crash data climbs.

About two dozen activists rallied outside a 2nd Street garage, warning Philadelphians they could park next to an ICE agent and never know it.

Kevin Truong allegedly used fake social media accounts to target a Clifton Heights teen and children as young as 9. He remains jailed ahead of an Oct. 15 hearing.

Philadelphia gets a partly sunny Saturday before Sunday showers and a sharp cool-down early next week.

Philadelphia's oldest park parcel is getting a 43,500-square-foot inclusive playspace, but basketball players will be shut out through spring.

A federal judge rejected Starbucks' bid to kill the union's trademark suit, keeping the raised-fist logo fight alive in two states.

Seventy-five bidders showed up at a Malvern hotel, but a tech glitch sent the historic village's sale back to the drawing board.

Flame & Ember BBQ is restoring the historic Elmer general store, with plans to bring back produce, a deli and a smoker out back.

The 570-seat venue inside the Kennedy Recreation Center took 15 years to become reality, organizers say.