Philadelphia summers are getting hotter. Here's why — and how to stay safe and cool during a heat wave. Plus, explaining the Norcross racketeering indictment.
Roman Stanley, 9, plays in water spray from a fire hydrant at the corner of East Cornwall Street and G Street.
🔥 The numbers back it up: Philly summers are getting hotter. Average summer temperatures in recent years have been about 2 degrees higher than the previous century. We’re also getting fewer breaks, with more consistent hot days in a month and warmer nights.the city’s hottest neighborhoods, how to keep pets cool, and where to find a public pool or cooling center
Here’s everything you need to know about the racketeering indictment against Norcross and other members of his political machine.’s police force is expected to nearly triple this week with the arrival of 75 rookie officers.
A South Jersey student suspended for the entire school year and placed on home instruction because of a cafeteria fight must be allowed back in school, the
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