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.

Regulators say staff never sought a medical evaluation despite warnings from an RHD director. The nonprofit can appeal while still operating.

Two masked men in blue hoodies forced a Gulf station clerk to open the safe late Thursday in Penn Township before fleeing the store.

Company Tony winner Matt Doyle plays an intimate Philadelphia supper-club show, mixing Broadway hits with songs that shaped his life.

Valeed Anjum allegedly used the alias Puma to trade explicit photos with girls as young as 10, then confessed to assaulting a 12-year-old in New Jersey.

A 20-year-old took five bullets and a 41-year-old was shot twice in the leg on Susquehanna Avenue.

The Route 33 drive-in reopened just last year, and regulars can still get frosty mugs delivered curbside.

Police investigated a shooting at a Frankford Avenue storage facility in Mayfair Friday afternoon after two officers shot a man, who died at the scene.

Terrance Jones posed as a female recruiter named “Julia” to lure women into his Lawndale trafficking ring.

Michael Clemens, 38, hasn't been heard from in five days after cleaning a dock at Benny's Landing. His family fears he fell into Jenkins Sound.

Free kickoff weekend brings cupcakes, sing-alongs and a giant light-up cake exhibit to Memorial Hall.

City Council's unanimous vote restores a name erased decades ago, as a renaming ceremony and Walter Palmer Way debut Oct. 7.