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A state Senate committee will consider a measure Monday aimed at ending confusion over a scholarship program that covers tuition at New J ...

The results are in from an unusual election in Philadelphia’s Nicetown section.    Parents at Steel Elementary Sch ...

A short-term deal has been struck between the carpenters union and the Pennsylvania Convention Center. They will not be walking a picket ...

Police are seeking two unknown males who robbed the McDonald’s in Chestnut Hill on Wednesday. At 9:22 p.m. the suspects ente ...

Main Street Manayunk was open to traffic once again on Friday morning after heavy rainfall on Wednesday flooded businesses and roads, clo ...

Among the four Democrats battling to succeed U.S. Rep. Rush Holt, who is retiring from Congress at the end of the year, political newcome ...

All the rain earlier this week caused a lot of problems in many parts of New Jersey.  Flooding in the state is happening more often ...

New Castle County’s tax rate will remain stable next year. That’s just one of the issues we discuss with County Executive Tom ...

The Philadelphia Parking Authority is thinking about going high tech when it comes to parking meters. As the PPA is phasing out it ...

Danielle Allen, a widely known scholar on justice and citizenship issues, has ...

Philadelphia City Council is trying to make it much harder to close down a fire station.  The proposed restrictions would dem ...

The ASPCA says Pennsylvania has some of the toughest laws in the country regulating commercial dog breeders. But a Philadelphia Ci ...

This weekend marks the eighth annual international “Jane’s Wal ...

In the wake of a historic deluge of rain this week, an Old City gallery is remembering another storm from four years ago. In the w ...

Olympic sprinter and former 100-yard dash world record-holder Frank Budd has died at 74. Villanova University says Budd, an alumnu ...