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City Council approved a bill on Thursday calling for regulations prohibiting “firearms and deadly weapons in or around City-owned o ...

Watch a special episode of “First” about health and technology on April 2 and connect onl ...

Just three months into office, Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams reminds the city during his first State of the City address that he is de ...

I would tell you that the best reason to go see the late Horton Foote’s “The Trip to Bountiful” is the extraordinary pe ...

Some Philadelphians haven’t given up the battle to keep 23 city schools from closing.  Eighteen protesters who were arr ...

Who should be allowed to take a child out of public school? Philadelphia City Council held a hearing today to help fine-tune the answer t ...

Last week, when Philadelphia Magazine started catching fire for Robert Huber’s article, “ ...

The Philadelphia Streets Department conducts regular sweeps to identify and remove abandoned bikes from the city. But between those sweep ...

Philadelphia has a 22 percent “food insecurity” rate. That number is 13.7 in Delaware County, 9.7 in Chester County, 1 ...

A Philadelphia official wants the fire department to explain why it hasn’t been making promotions.  Councilman Jim Kenn ...

The energy level in Vare Field House at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy last weekend was a match for any sporting event – even though ...

Officials say the Benjamin Franklin Museum will still reopen this summer after a $23.1 million ren ...

Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to the Please Touch Museum for the American Red Cro ...

As the state assembly counts down to a vote on a proposal to privatize Pennsylvania’s liquor sales, brewers say they have problems ...

Students dressed in yellow and blue packed La Salle University’s Dan Rodden Theatre on Wednesday night as the Explorers men’s ...