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The School Reform Commission is hearing a presentation on testing integrity at its meeting tonight — likely the result of its long- ...

Philadelphia’s City Controller wants city officials to do more about thousands of people who pay the city with bad checks. C ...

UPDATE: The threat was a hoax, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher Gramiccioni said. Authorities swept the high school an ...

After a reprieve this week, colder air dipping down from Canada and fast moving systems will be the storyline for next week, forecas ...

This week’s Second Amendment Well-Regulated Militia Award goes to the pistol packin’ citizen who blew away a guy at ...

Whether you’re planning to take the kids or want to have fun “shopping” camps with a friend, there’s a camp fair ...

This is the first of a four-part series from Germantown Beat about the “child-care crisis in Germantown.” Kun ...

An out-of-control car took down light poles and left a trail of debris along Main Street this morning.   The car was h ...

Army commander Augusto Pinochet took power in Chile during a 1973 coup and remained president until he was voted out of office in 1990. H ...

Fat was never an issue for me. I ate whatever I wanted — stacks of pancakes drenched in syrup, mountains of bacon, acres of French frie ...

The City of Harrisburg may not have a state-appointed Receiver much longer. Nearly three years after Governor Corbett declared a f ...

The Toms River Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the owner of a red or maroon BMW that may be con ...

Comcast Corp. is expanding in a big way in Philadelphia.  The communications giant’s headquarters will expand into ...