By KIMBERLEE KRUESI, ALANNA DURKIN RICHER and ERIC TUCKER, Associated Press PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Six days into the investigation into last weekend’s mass shooting at Brown University, authorities said…
New York City public schools left tens of millions of dollars on the table last year in penalties from yellow bus companies, as poor service continues to strand students and…
A highly respected Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor was fatally shot in his home Monday night, authorities announced Tuesday. Nuno F. Loureiro, who taught nuclear science and engineering, was transported…
A Jersey City man was arrested Tuesday for allegedly sending lewd photos and messages to an underage girl in another country, according to prosecutors in Hudson County. Members of the…
Automakers Hyundai and Kia must offer free repairs to millions of models under a settlement announced Tuesday by Minnesota’s attorney general, who led an effort by dozens of states that…
We are standing at the crosswalk of a bold new era in street design and management. Streets make up roughly 30% of a Philadelphia’s land. Yet, most are locked into…
City Council member Robert Holden sent a letter to Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch Friday raising questions about the Adams administration practice of “loaning” active-duty police officers to City Hall or…
Philadelphia’s Portal is offline. With its screen blank, the sculptural art installation that usually connects people in different cities around the world was akin to a void Friday afternoon, idling…
Philadelphia lawmakers on Thursday approved two changes to city law that are aimed at boosting business for restaurants and the hospitality sector ahead of an expected influx of tourists visiting…
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is traveling around the city to tout her $2 billion plan to invest in 30,000 new or renovated homes. Yet, one of the key city…
