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The recent rash of winter storms has caused many schools across the region to close their doors more often than usual. With Februa ...

When Camden County Republican Chairman Thomas Booth told me Wednesday the party had found its candidate for the congressional seat being ...

Bars, restaurants and bottle shops are being asked to halt alcohol sales again this year to counter an unofficial St. Patrick’s Day ...

Large food companies are trying to head off state-by-state efforts to enact mandatory labeling of genetically modified ingredients by pro ...

Delaware’s goal for sign-ups through the new health care marketplace was 35,000 by March 31, the end of open enrollment for health ...

Wharton School vice dean Peter J. Degnan has been selected to lead Philadelphia’s most powerful regionally-focused foundation. ...

Governor Corbett is seeking to overturn a Rendell-era executive order that placed a moratorium on new gas leases in state parks and fores ...

Like many who saw him perform, I won’t soon forget the Oscar-winning actor. Not because I witnessed him live on Broadway. Nor becau ...

The preliminary hearing for a Philadelphia teenager who allegedly shot two students inside an Olney high school is now scheduled for Marc ...

Building a new life can be difficult. Some men who are leaving the gang life behind in South Philly, are struggling everyday to do just t ...

Did you feel it? Social media began lighting up shortly after noon Thursday with reports rumbles and ground rattles, but the Unite ...

Spurred on by the recent r ...

Hundreds of thousands are still without power because of this week’s ice storm. Many will be in the dark until Sunday night. ...

Following last year’s fatal building collapse, Philadelphia City Council has approved new regulations for building demolitions. ...

Councilwoman Cindy Bass is upset about how the streets department is handling snow removal in her Northwest Philadelphia district. ...