The city has plans and programs to stem the violence. But what can be done now?

What the fire didn’t take from American Legion Post 396, time has taken.

If you don’t want us telling you how to write your laws, don’t tell us how to manage our sacraments.

Writing from China, Trudy Rubin has heard Beijingers question whether a new Chinese cultural revolution against the “elite” was in the offing.

Next week, the city's zoning board will consider whether the developer should be allowed to build a Super Wawa gas station on Columbus Boulevard in South Philadelphia.

Democrats seized every county council seat, district attorney, and a full slate of judgeships in Delaware County. They annihilated the formidable Republican machine with the brutal finality of a nuclear bomb.

I’m hoping our grumpy mayor will throw political caution to the winds and start ticking more people off — for the right reasons.

A boomer and writer who initially garbled the phrase 'OK boomer' actually comes to understand it.

American workers have long feared speaking out on the job risks everything. Could a progressive victory in 2020's election change that?

David's Bridal says debt cuts will make it more competitive in a retail business that has been reshaped by the internet and again by Chinese tariffs.

I’m increasingly hearing some of our staunchest anti-gun violence advocates concede to fatigue in one manner or another. When the people we count on to fight are exhausted, we often suggest self-care, but that puts the onus on them. What should the rest of us be doing for them?

Revelations in 500 pages of previously secret Mueller memos suggest a two-year probe didn't give America the truth it needed.

Pat Cleveland, a pioneering African American model, is surviving colon cancer. We chatted with her about the secret to endurance and how fashion helped her maintain inner and outer beauty during the dark days of chemo.