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Last month, a ruptured sewer main spilled five million gallons of raw sewage into a Chester County creek near Valley Forge. It was ...

To change or not to change: That isn’t the question. How to manage the evolution occurring in Germantown in ways that benefi ...

Jury selection started Monday morning in the case of a 28-year-old man who allegedly strangled his pregnant girlfriend inside a one-bedro ...

A Philadelphia City Council Committee has approved two bills asking voters to approve changes to the city charter affecting prisons and s ...

As President Obama has said, “When ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don’t really have to do anything, yo ...

At the mayoral forum Saturday morning “Setting Trenton’s Education Agenda,” sponsored by the ...

No students were injured in a two-vehicle accident involving a school bus in Jackson Monday morning. At 7:36 a.m., Jackson police ...

Pfizer confirmed Monday via press release that, yes, it is trying to gobble up fellow drugmaker AstraZeneca. Pfizer confirmed Mond ...

A forest fire in Wharton State Forest in South Jersey is nearing full containment.  The conflagration near Atsion Lake i ...

Originally scheduled to air at 8 p.m. Saturday on ESPN2, the documentary about the Martin Luther King High School Cougars football team w ...

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Thanks to a partnership between Tree Germantown, Tree Philly and Germantown United CDC, the 100 block of W. Chelten Ave. is now home to a ...

John Boehner is a standard country-club Republican who’s happily hard-wired to wave the party flag (low taxes, fewer regs), pass th ...

‘Tis the season of the child. Physician Valerie Arkoosh debuts the first TV ad (above) of her congressional campaign today, ...

Community supporters came out to Cook-Wissahickon Elementary School’s annual 5K run/walk on Saturday morning.  The cour ...