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While violent crime has increased nationwide, Philadelphia is seeing both violent and property crime declines, ...

A desire to combine ecological awareness and art is behind the latest project from the Mt. Airy Art Garage (MAAG). For nearly three weeks ...

Lower Chichester Catholics got news last Sunday that their parish, Holy Saviour Church, is going to close. ...

For three of the six years Dancing Classrooms has been bringing fifth graders to the dance floor, I’ve been going to their final Ba ...

U.S. Rep. and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Allyson Y. Schwartz was presented with Cliveden’s 2013 Heritage Award for her comm ...

New Jersey’s divorce laws provide for “permanent” alimony payments in those cases where alimony is awarded, but the law ...

A divided Supreme Court says police can legally take DNA without a warrant from those arrested in hopes of using it to solve old cases. ...

When the Hidden City Festival temporarily reopened the long-abandoned Germantown Town Hall, Germantown Artist Roundtable organizer Paula ...

A Brooklyn-based director is trying to use her low budget indie film to draw attention to Delaware as a great location for other filmmake ...

One state senator is optimistic that the Philadelphia schools will not have to open this fall with just the bare essentials. A lot w ...

With a swing of the “Hammer of Glory,” Mayor Michael Nutter opened the first official keg of Philly Beer Week (PBW) on Friday ...

No one was injured when lightning struck six homes in Toms River. Thunderstorms swept across the Ocean County community on Sunday. ...

Finding the best approach to get the revamped Germantown Special Services District up and running was the focus of a meeting which brough ...

U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, a multimillionaire New Jersey businessman and liberal who was called out of retirement for a second tour of d ...

The cancellation of the Philadelphia International Cycling Championship due to lack of funding early this year upset many who treasured t ...