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Without any effective treatments for Ebola, health officials in West Africa are in desperate need of a vaccine to keep the virus from spr ...

Mumia Abu-Jamal, one of Philadelphia’s most polarizing figures, will deliver a graduation speech to seniors at Goddard College this ...

The new extension to the Schuylkill River Trail in Philadelphia opens today. After two years of construction, the Schuylkill Banks ...

The Center for Disease Control has confirmed the first case of Ebola diagnosed in the United States. The patient, who had recently ...

From the city of murals to the city of music, from Joan of Arc to the Beatles. Something for everyone this week! What’s Hap ...

Philadelphia’s Reading Terminal Market has been named one of the 10 Great Public Spaces in America by the American Planning Associa ...

The owner of the Hard Rock in Las Vegas and the Atlantis casino resort in the Bahamas has won the bidding for the closed Revel casino hot ...

In addition to signing a bill that nearly decriminalizes possessing small amounts of marijuana in Philadelphia, Mayor Michael Nutter sign ...

A new report is calling for holding charter schools in Pennsylvania more accountable. Produced by the groups Center for Public Dem ...

Two southern New Jersey police officers face possible suspensions after being charged with drunken driving. ...

A former eBay executive will serve 15 months in prison for his role in insider trading. A federal judge in Philadelphia sentenced ...

Health officials say four more New Jersey children have confirmed cases of a respiratory illness that’s caused by an uncommon virus ...

It’s that time of year when fall foliage lures you down country roads. But you don’t have to drive all the way to Vermont ...

If you have been on Facebook today, you might have seen a friend share a report with a very ominous headline. “ ...

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