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

John J. McGonigle III had a 0.133 blood alcohol level and THC in his system when he struck the victim near West Chester Pike, police say.

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

Jael Watts and Luis Pino-Copete used a phantom non-profit to siphon funds meant for seniors and the homeless, hitting agencies from LA to Raleigh.

Over 40,000 visitors are expected on Farnsworth Avenue as Bordentown's 36th Cranberry Festival rolls out free parking and shuttle buses.

Prosecutors say nearly 10,000 fake invoices funneled public nutrition dollars to corner stores across the city.

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

A bat in Glassboro and two raccoons in Pitman and Mantua tested positive, exposing a person and a dog.

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

Oversized vehicles now get hand-assigned spots, but a one-hour unloading window softens the blow before Sunday's Rams game.

Council members pledged to keep city funds away from Starbucks until baristas get a contract, joining a growing national boycott.

Philadelphia could reach 85 degrees Friday before showers arrive and temperatures slide into a much cooler weekend. Sunny, crisp weather returns next week.

Elias Weiss Friedman leads a free Schuylkill Banks walk Sunday, ending with a group photo on the Art Museum steps.