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When students at one suburban Philadelphia school work diligently at their desks, they aren’t exactly sitting still. The fif ...

Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to Bryn Mawr College’s Katharine Hepburn Medal aw ...

The Philadelphia Ethics Board has assured Mayor Nutter that standard philanthropic grants to city agencies won’t  trigger repo ...

A state audit discovered excessive personal reimbursements were given to the DMA’s superintendent Jack Wintermantel. The aud ...

SEPTA’s Wissahickon Regional Rail station will get a significant facelift in 2013. At a recent Wissahickon Interested Citize ...

  With federal spending cuts totaling $85 billion on the horizon – this is the dreaded “sequester,” due to ...

When state Rep. Stephen Kinsey saw Vera Primus’ name pop up on his cell phone on Tuesday morning, he readied himself for some negat ...

New Jersey’s largest gay rights organization is expanding its efforts to push for passage of same-sex marriage in the state. ...

Delaware’s Clean Water Advisory Council meets in Dover this morning to discuss Rehoboth Beach outfall disposal plan among other top ...

Wilmington teens have their first chance to apply for the city’s Summer Youth Employment Program this afternoon at William “H ...

Revel casino plans to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy next month, T ...

A conference in Georgetown will offer tips from some of Delaware’s top social media experts.   Delaware Technical and C ...

A Germantown private school and a local developer are moving forward with plans that would see a long-empty and historic Wayne Avenue chu ...

NewsWorks Tonight Host Dave Heller evaluates the fightins’ roster for the coming season with Inquirer Sports Writer Matt G ...

Nearly three months have passed since 17 employees of the Neighborhood Interfaith Movement (NIM) lost their jobs. Since then, only a hand ...