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There’s a tune floating out of Philadelphia’s West Kensington neighborhood and it sounds like…Justin Bieber. Rev ...

“Contentious.” “Ugly.” “Swinging for the fences.” “Combative.” “Intense.” The ...

A newly built dune is bothering some Chadwick Beach residents, and it’s not because of a view obstruction. The dune is fille ...

It ain’t no Hollywood Walk of Fame, but it’s a start. By late 2014, Philadelphia will have its own “Innovators W ...

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono’s campaign claims confusion about New Jersey elections has disenfranchised some vo ...

After a two-hour hearing, the Judiciary Committee in the New Jersey Senate has voted to approve Governor Christie’s nomination of C ...

There’s another lawsuit among the owners the company that own the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com. South Je ...

There was a time, not too long ago, when men dreamed of broadcasting music, news, sports, and even lectures over the airwaves. Many scien ...

A local health research group is highlighting missed opportunities to discuss breast health and risks with women around the region. < ...

“Godzilla has a brain about this size,” said a scientist, or someone who plays one in the movies, while holding up something ...

Thaddeus Stevens entered the strata of popular culture when he appeared as a character in the Steven Spielberg film, “Lincoln,̶ ...

People are expected to travel from across the country for dueling rallies in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park this weekend. The Neo-Na ...