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The “Big Man” has his own day. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has signed a resolution declaring Jan. 11 Clarence Clemo ...

Philadelphia is still a minority majority and we are more minority than ever. The Census just released new numbers on characteristics of ...

Jan Ting, author of the Brandywine to Broad blog on NewsWorks joins Stephanie Hansen this week to discuss Charlie Copeland as possible he ...

Shirley Min talks to J.D. Filippone, Coby Owens, and Pat Ryan all seniors at the school along with their teacher, Ryan Salandria. See the ...

Just after 8:30 a.m. Friday, 83 students from Germantown Friends School gathered on the steps outside the school’s Coulter Street e ...

New Jersey’s Department of Children and Families would like to limit how much the public can know about children who die or face li ...

A reality TV show brought new hope to a Rehoboth woman and her soup kitchen.  But local zoning laws turned it into a nightmare.&nbsp ...

Currently, there are two bills in the U.S. House and Senate that would expand the Family Medical Leav ...

Couples will have to wait before rushing down the aisle when it comes to getting married in New Jersey. Gov. Chris Christie has ve ...

William Penn Charter School held its commencement ceremony for the class of 2013 on its East Falls campus Saturday.  NewsWorks ...

One good thing happened this week. President Obama finally gave up his fight to put politics ahead of science. After 18 months of ...

This list covers May 31 through June 6.  May 31 12 a.m. Residential Burglary: 2900 block of ...

A solar company from North Jersey wants investors in Philadelphia to think it’s the real deal. Red Bank, N.J.-based  ...

Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening in the Philadelphia re ...

To a bystander who leaped into action to at the scene of the collapse at 22nd and Market last week: Thank you. I don’t know if ...