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At 5:45 a.m. Saturday, a team of police officers and Philadelphia Housing Authority representatives stood outside a door in the 300 block ...

Here are the stories you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week: 1. In the week leading up to today’s Queen Lan ...

A trio of Fringe Festival reviews from Howie Shapiro; “Broken Wing,” “The Hunchback of Notre Dame…a Mute Play, ...

The extraordinary, brazenly abstract “The Four Seasons Restaurant,” which FringeArts has brought to this year’s festiva ...

A new Fairleigh Dickinson PublicMind poll shows there’s no clear choice for a candidate to succeed Chris Christie as governor in 20 ...

The American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania and four newspapers want to know the source of lethal injection drugs used by the comm ...

Pennsylvania House lawmakers plan hearings to grill the Corbett administration on its plan to review state academic standards implemented ...

You don’t have to tell Cierra Kaler-Jones about the challenges facing Atlantic City. The reigning Miss New Jersey, Kaler-Jon ...

After advocating for more funding for the Nurse Family Partnership program in his State of the State Address, Gov. Markell visited with s ...

SEPTA and Montgomery County Emergency Services, a mental health services provider, have launched a program to put National Suicide Preven ...

There’s been a lot of discussion in health care about ...

The state bird and more than 80 other avian species that breed in Pennsylvania may greatly decrease or disappear from the state due to cl ...

Two universities are vying to be the home for the papers of Philadelphia cartoonist Tony Auth — Temple University on the East Coast ...

Will the pingpong game finally come to a rest? That’s the question Philadelphia education advocates are asking as Pennsylvan ...

One day before the official deadline, tens of thousands of residents thought to be eligible for Philadelphia’s homestead exemption ...