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Philadelphia Police are requesting the public’s help in identifying a man who broke into a Roxborough restaurant last week.  ...

It may surprise you, but more than a few people keep horses within Philadelphia city limits. City Council heard testimony on setti ...

A grand jury could be used in the case of a Philadelphia woman accused of leaving a child in her care to go to a casino. 7-year-ol ...

Is Philadelphia still the “City that Loves You Back,” or did Ed Rendell deem that too wussy? Remember when the city’s a ...

Representatives of the Camden Children’s Garden and the New Jersey Treasurer plan to meet to negotiate an agreement regarding a con ...

An afternoon of poetry reading, storytelling, singing and joke-telling entertained the crowd at the Bread and Cup Coffeehouse event at th ...

Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to the Rittenhouse, for the American Jewish Committ ...

A Catholic church in southwest Germantown, shuttered as a result of Archdiocese-wide mergers, was burglarized twice in recent weeks. ...

Amidst all the center-left aspirations in President Obama’s State of the Union address – climate change legislation, gun curb ...

The Joint Finance Committee will talk about education in its public hearing in Dover this afternoon.  The group is scheduled to hear ...

The first of several public forums on the threat of rising sea levels will be held this afternoon in Lewes.  The Delaware Sea   ...

Delaware is holding the first of three ...

The State Board of Education will host a second public hearing as part of the formal review of Pencader Charter School.  The state ...

A Villanova University classroom building is reopening after an accident that sickened members of a freshman chemistry class. Offi ...

Federal authorities are investigating a series of small fires that were apparently set at a $216 million residential complex under constr ...