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National Education Association (NEA) President Lily Eskelsen García on the use of student test scores to evaluate teacher effectiveness: ...

What makes a city world class? The Greater Philadelphia Economy League thinks it has that figured out.  The Economy League sa ...

If you’re old enough to remember Mayor Frank Rizzo, the video above will make you either nostalgic or nauseated. If you’re to ...

According to the Delaware Department of Transportation, construction of the I-495 Bridge is ahead of schedule. The construction of ...

An elderly Nazi war crimes suspect will remain jailed in Philadelphia as part of a German criminal case after a U.S. judge denied him bai ...

With each hour that passes, I think about all of the food in my refrigerator at home … rotting. Tuesday night’s severe ...

The Republican Party has selected Cleveland for its 2016 national convention, which could be good news for Philadelphia’s quest to ...

New Jersey growers say the state is having one of its best blueberry seasons in years. The berries are abundant, but they are smal ...

After winning a major victory in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives last week, the proposed cigarette tax for Philly schools appea ...

With New Jersey lawmakers having just a few sessions scheduled over the summer, the deadline is nearing if they want to put bail reform o ...

A package of bills aimed at reforming some of the state’s criminal justice practices were signed into law by Gov. Jack Markell on Wedne ...

Over the years, Suzanne Roberts and her husband, Ralph Roberts, a co-founder of Comcast, have put millions of dollars behind the Philadel ...

The Liberian ambassador came to Philadelphia City Hall today to meet with the mayor’s chief of staff and some members of city counc ...