PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - A judge on Wednesday quadrupled the bail for a Philadelphia Flyers fan accused of severely beating an off-duty police officer who was wearing a rival New York Rangers jacket after a hockey game. Common Pleas Court Judge Paula Patrick boosted the bail for Dennis Veteri, 32, a bricklayer from Glassboro, New Jersey, to $400,000 from the original $100,000. Veteri, who was ...

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18 (UPI) -- Andre Miller put Denver in front for good with 42 seconds left in overtime Wednesday and the Nuggets held on to defeat Philadelphia 108-104.

A judge had raised bail from $100,000 earlier Wednesday

The Philadelphia Union participated in the MLS Supplemental Draft on Tuesday, January 17, 2012. The Supplemental draft covers all other potential players for the 2012 season that were not eligible or were not drafted during the SuperDraft.

PECO has invested more than $60 million in the newly-constructed Peltz substation to improve electric service reliability and meet the growing energy needs of customers in portions of Center City and University City in Philadelphia.

Hundreds of Philadelphia's biggest commercial property owners have appealed their current property taxes, creating painful financial uncertainty for a city and school district already battered by budget cuts.

Premier Logic today announced the acquisition of Computer Methods Corporation of Philadelphia. The move increases the size of Premier Logic’s northeast operation and allows CMC to

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18 (UPI) -- Andre Miller put Denver in front for good with 42 seconds left in overtime Wednesday and the Nuggets held on to defeat Philadelphia 108-104.

Philadelphia should demand that Wall Street banks refund half a billion dollars lost or owed by city agencies on interest-rate swap contracts that were supposed to cut city borrowing costs but instead swelled budget deficits at the worst possible time, a Harrisburg-based advocacy group and its labor-union allies say.

The 1980s were one of the great eras in Philadelphia Flyers history. One of their most popular and effective players during that time was right winger Rick Tocchet. Starting out The Flyers selected the Ontario native in the sixth round of the 1983 National Hockey League draft.