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From the roof of South Philadelphia High School, principal Otis Hackney has a clear view of the Philadelphia skyline. In his mind& ...

A new report by an environmental group finds that extreme weather events are becoming more frequent in New Jersey — and they’ ...

Rutgers men’s basketball head coach Mike Rice was fired on April 3, after video of his physical and homophobic verbal abuse of his ...

From an award-winning singer who died too soon to a former president best known as a rest stop on a toll road, the 51 people nominated to ...

Faye: When a new study came in the journal PNAS dealing with female prefer ...

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey wants to initiate a new policy of recording suspect interviews with video cameras. ...

What was going to be a memorial marking one year since two Philadelphia Firefighters who lost their lives on the job became even larger t ...

The bugs on display at the Morris Arboretum are no match for even a brigade of exterminators. Luckily these bugs, ranging from 25 lbs. to ...

A pair of East Falls residents was among the political hopefuls to speak at a candidates’ forum held on Monday night. Sponso ...

Twenty Delaware lawmakers along with organization leaders who represent those who struggle to pay their utility bills are coming together ...

The Ogontz Area Revitalization Corporation and Corbett administration budget officials are in talks to settle a lawsuit filed by the hous ...

New Jersey Transit’s first rider survey in the wake of Superstorm Sandy shows improved customer satisfaction with the agency. < ...

The cutters stand by their barber chairs as if on guard. A large television blasts MTV Jams or ESPN. Over the sound of clippers humming, ...

Now comes the grunt work on Gov. Chris Christie’s proposed fiscal 2014 budget, as the state Legislature begins its department-by-de ...

The Philadelphia School District’s two main priorities – balancing its books and expanding the number of “high quality seat ...