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The new and innovative play “It’s My Party: The Women and Comedy Project” reaches into three different theatrical world ...

Over the past 20 years, the Interfaith Network of Northwest/Northeast Philadelphia has helped 327 families transition out of homelessness ...

The long history of African-Americans on the Delaware River is traced in a new exhibition at the Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelp ...

Stephanie Shull was in Boston supporting her friends and fellow Bryn Mawr Running Club members in the Boston Marathon the day the bombs w ...

Progress may have slowed on legislative efforts to put an end to a practice known as “triple dipping” — although Pennsy ...

Gov. Chris Christie has made it clear that wants a coastal protection system built along the entire Jersey Shore. But some beachfront pro ...

Child sexual abuse continues to be in the news, but for many victims the issue remains shrouded in shame and silence. An ...

A Philadelphia City Council committee has voted to set aside money to pay for a firefighters contract that Mayor Michael Nutter is still ...

The 29th annual Celebration of Black Writing is underway, newly expanded to the entire month of May by sponsor “Art Sanctuary,̶ ...

The days appear numbered for the former Magarity Ford dealership in Chestnut Hill, as developer Richard Snowden’s plans for a $30 m ...

In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is giving New Jersey millions of dollars to help keep its sewag ...