Lillian Ross, who became known as the consummate fly-on-the-wall reporter in more than six decades at The New Yorker, whether

George L. Luby loved the newspaper business and made his career as a respected reporter and editor, including nearly 40

Thomas Joseph Mullen started working at The Lima News when typewriters, box cameras and Linotype machines brought the news to

Charles Peitz, 62, of Haddonfield, a career journalist and former editor at the Inquirer, died of complications from lung disease

Michael Feldman, a top photo editor whose 40-year career took him from the gritty streets of Philadelphia to major international

Jack Rosenthal, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, government official and civic leader who was the principal editor of a landmark 1968

As an editor at the Detroit Free Press, Thomas Edison Wark was one of the editors who oversaw the paper’s

Leonard “Lee” Canning was an old-school journalist who enjoyed the daily deadline drama that came as city editor when presiding

William C. Boyne, 95, former publisher and general manager of the Post Bulletin, died Wednesday in Rochester. Boyne, an Ivy

When he was a young boy in the 1950s, David C. Ray’s mother would take him to visit the South