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Philadelphia will host a large gathering of the Roman Catholic church called the World Meeting of Families in 2015. Vatican offici ...

Dover Air Force Base leaders cut the ribbon on $8.7 million chapel center.  The 19,343 sq. ft. facility includes a sanctuary, cry ro ...

Heading into the fourth quarter of Sunday’s Public League championship basketball game at the Liacouras Center, the Imhotep Charter ...

As Jimmy Ryan scanned the waters recently of his now empty 136-slip marina, with all five piers still needing repair, he felt the clock t ...

With PennDOT pushback and a lack of political support, a community is beginning to accept that the bridge they’ve adopted as their ...

Despite the damage and disruption caused by Hurricane Sandy, many residents are still satisfied with life in New Jersey. Two out o ...

The city of Philadelphia is in the thick of its Actual Value Initiative — an effort to revamp the property tax system. The AVI t ...

The new edition of the DSM, the diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, is coming out this year. It changes the way depres ...

Given all of the attention by Philadelphians and lovers of historic buildings across the nation to the fate of the once-majestic Divine L ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett could be in for a serious re-election battle.  New predictions based on polling and on-the-ground poli ...

Soon, Roxborough will boast a highly specialized preschool program that, according to Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education staff ...

Gov. Chris Christie will lay out his fourth state budget Tuesday, and New Jersey faces mounting fiscal difficulties. The Republica ...

German conductor Wolfgang Sawallisch, acclaimed for his musical brilliance and unpretentious leadership of the Bavarian State Opera and t ...

In a prepared release the White House has announced the impacts that pending spending cuts would make on middle-class America. This state ...