Conner Barkon

Three Philadelphia men were arrested and charged in connection with a home invasion and robbery on the Main Line earlier this year, where they allegedly “tormented” the occupants for hours.

When WrestleMania’s main-event matches light up Lincoln Financial Field in this weekend, the entertainment value to fans will be over-the-top, but the monetary value to the host city will be more subtle, says a Temple economist.

Eye doctors have been getting an onslaught of calls from people concerned about their vision following yesterday’s solar eclipse. One of the doctors on the receiving end of those calls has been Dr. Sunir Garg at Wills Eye Hospital.

A SEPTA bus crossed into the opposing lane of traffic, hopped a curb, and knocked out a utility pole early Wednesday morning in Upper Darby.

A groundswell of homeowners are reconceiving their landscaping, replacing the idealized suburban lawn with more sustainable native plants, grasses and shrubs.

It’s expected this summer at the Jersey Shore could bring more business than last year, and there are still rentals available to get in on the fun.

The University City District plans to build a two-deck water park over the Schuylkill River between Chestnut and Market streets, but not until they can raise $60 million for the project.

About 30 parents and students rallied outside the North Penn School District Educational Services Center, calling on top district administrators to step down after they say school officials failed to prevent last week’s brutal lunchroom assault.

Philadelphia police are searching for a driver who struck and killed a pedestrian on Penn’s campus Wednesday morning, then fled the scene. Officials said it happened around 5:30 a.m. at Spruce Street and University Avenue.

The student accused of attacking another student in the Pennbrook Middle School cafeteria had been withheld from the lunchroom that day, but a school official later let them go, concerned parents said.