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Philadelphia’s Commerce Director says Philadelphia is a good buy when it comes to real estate, but there’s a nagging problem. ...

What do Monmouth, Bergen, Mercer and Middlesex counties have in common? Those four New Jersey counties have the state’s 10 b ...

A new report shows New Jersey’s county jails are clogged with people who can’t afford to post their often-nominal bail. < ...

During Saturday’s “Countdown to Germantown Day,” Friends of Vernon Park event organizer Angela Miles took the stage wit ...

As the first African American to serve as NASA Administrator, Charles Bolden will be the keynote speaker at DSU’s graduation ceremo ...

Not the usual “all-nighter,” hundreds of local college students stayed up all night on Friday to help fight cancer. Ph ...

For better or worse (probably worse), President Obama is trying to reach out to Republicans yet again, seeking a deficit-cutting budget d ...

A Philadelphia firefighter who was killed when a roof collapsed beneath him as he battled a weekend fire will be getting a posthumous pro ...

Chefs from all over the Greater Philadelphia area vied for the top prize on Sunday afternoon at the 2013 Chestnut Hill Rotary Chili Cook- ...

If H-1B visas are an economic indicator, then things may be looking up.   USCIS Reaches FY 2014 H-1B Cap — US ...

The Cinedelphia Film Festival, a new entrant into Philadelphia’s ever- ...

Activists are sounding alarms over a Pennsylvania House proposal that hasn’t seen much action to date. The measure would mak ...

The allergy season is beginning, and this year could be more troublesome than usual in the region. Hurricane Sandy provided extra ...

Saying “touch therapy” can be exploited by human traffickers, a Philadelphia councilwoman is calling for its regulation. ...

Reade McCardell, radio host at G-Town Radio, has presided over a show called FEWSH since his start in Germantown six years ago. Mc ...