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The are plenty of music festivals and celebrations in Philadelphia, particularly in the summer. What sets ...

“Diana” is getting the gold leaf touch. The 13-foot sculpture of the Roman goddess was done by Augustus-Saint-Gaudens ...

The Beck’s Philadelphia Brigade Civil War re-enactment band will join bands from across the country in Gettysburg, Pa., on July 5 t ...

Experts say that parents facing a mental illness should strive to communicate with their children, particularly about resiliency. An eigh ...

With less than two weeks left in the 147th General Assembly, Delaware lawmakers have introduced the FY 2014 budget bill.   ...

Philadelphia Police said Thursday that tips from the public led them to arrest a 23-year-old West Oak Lane man who allegedly shot three p ...

In parts of Philadelphia, gun violence is all too common. Movita Johnson-Harrell is teaching children that, although they may ...

On your next visit to Philadelphia’s Independence National Historic Park, the park’s newest federal law enforcement officer m ...

The 65th annual Pastorious Park free summer concert series started up on Wednesday night in Chestnut Hill with music from Suzie Brown. Sh ...

Janet Tebbel, carilloneur at First United Methodist Church of Germantown, 6001 Germantown Avenue, will offer an hour of well-known music ...

While states across the country debate legalizing same-sex marriage, in Pennsylvania activists and lawmakers are battling over a much mor ...

Standing outside New Covenant Church after Germantown High School’s last-ever class became graduates, history teacher Ted Williams ...

  After four months of silence, President Obama signaled yesterday that he really, really, really does intend to take imminen ...

Students at Henry H. Houston School are making their voices heard when it comes to bullying. Instead of speaking out against it, t ...

I was shocked to hear the news that James Gandolfini, best known for his role as North Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano, died Wednesday of an ...