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For the first time ever, U.S. public schools are projected to have more minority students than non-Hispanic whites, a shift largely fuele ...

A European firm has signed a deal to buy a type of Marcellus Shale natural gas liquid from Antero Resources Corp. The ...

rosecutors say an Afghan doctor who lives in Philadelphia tried to relay secret messages for an anti-western terror group, but he denies ...

General Motors is issuing five more recalls totaling 310,000 vehicles as the company cleans up past safety issues. The recalls in ...

Throwing my nagging hesitation to the wind, I took my three kids to brave the tween masses and strobe lights to see Katy Perry’s Pr ...

The Harvest the Bay Festival returns to Island Beach State Park Saturday. In its second year, the festival “celebrates the e ...

Here are several stories that you may have missed this week in Northwest Philadelphia: 1. ...

Under the looming threat of taxi impoundments, Germantown Cab Co. will not be in operation this weekend, the company’s general mana ...

Gov. Chris Christie has once again vetoed legislation that would have banned New Jersey from treating or storing waste products from natu ...

Gov. Chris Christie has vetoed legislation that would have paved the way for sports wagering at New Jersey’s casinos and racetracks ...

Environmental advocates have weighed in at a public hearing on the Christie administration’s proposal to formally repeal rules aime ...

Over 30 students from Moore College of Art and Design’s Youth Program participated in “Sculpture for Strolling” perform ...

Three children are reported to have been shocked by electricity in a swimming pool operated by the city of Philadelphia. Philadelp ...

A seismic research project that has faced steep criticism will be postponed to next summer. The Pr ...

It doesn’t look like lame ducks will vote in Pennsylvania’s Legislature this year. Of course, that could change. House ...