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Employees of the Philadelphia Housing Authority may not think the agency is living up to its motto of “building beyond expectations ...

Gov. Chris Christie is seeking $250 million in federal funds to purchase homes in flood-prone areas of New Jersey. The officials in towns ...

Bent over the pages of a world atlas on the living room floor of a South Philadelphia rowhouse, Chestnut Hill’s Lyn Buchheit is lis ...

Some Philadelphia legislators are worried that a recent proposal to amend Pennsylvania’s constitution would upend their plans ...

New Jersey’s first “renaissance” schools have gotten a green light in Camden, opening up a new model of charter schools ...

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Getting rid of mold in flood-damaged homes has been a major concern in the Garden State since Superstorm Sandy. The New Jersey Ass ...

In this age of smart phones, the internet and social media, older forms of mass communication are being challenged to stay relevant.&nbsp ...

The chief of Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection is leaving his post to work as a lawyer for energy-sector client ...

This is how the Rodin Museum got its “Burghers” back. Using a construction crane, a few wooden blocks, and a lot of te ...

Plenty of Philadelphians have strong opinions about the “Roundhouse” — the building at 7th and Race streets that serves as ...

Famed groundhog Punxsutawney Phil might want to go back into hibernation. Authorities in still-frigid Ohio have issued an “i ...

Citing uncertainty about its pending requests to expand, KIPP Philadelphia has backed away from a deal to buy long-abandoned Rudolph Walt ...

The Health Federation of Philadelphia won a $3 million federal grant to help parents dealing with substance abuse re-unite with their chi ...

Philadelphia City Council held a hearing about Governor Corbett’s decision not to expand Medicaid under Obamacare, mostly listening ...