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The East Falls Community Council will vote to settle a pending lawsuit with a local developer at a special meeting later this week. < ...

With most job applications, college and training classes and paperwork being switched to online formats, it’s more important than ever ...

Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to Bill and Randi Marrazzo’s Mt. Airy home fo ...

On Philadelphia City Council’s first working day since city property owners started receiving new assessments in the mail, lawmaker ...

Philadelphia demands a “living wage” from larger businesses with city contracts. Now, City Council is considering making even ...

A shuttered Trenton restaurant that was once a popular watering hole for state politicians and powerbrokers is about to be demolished. ...

After months of searching, the body of a missing Roxborough man has been found. On Saturday, police recovered a body from the Wiss ...

A priest who left the Roman Catholic church and founded a nondenominational chapel to honor the victims of hijacked United Airlines Fligh ...

A city on the Pacific Coast is reaching out to a Jersey shore town with a similar name. Seaside, Oregon, plans on holding several ...

A pair of Northwest Philadelphia public schools may stay open after all. On Tuesday, the School District of Philadelphia removed 1 ...

[Updated: 10:50 a.m.] The Philadelphia School District has released a ...

Equality Delaware’s big push for gay marriage in Delaware is getting support from the state’s three major labor unions repres ...

Tony Auth’s take on the recent spate of ...

This list covers Feb. 8-13, 2013. Feb. 8 7:30 a.m. Theft: 1500 block of Westmoreland St. iPod taken from v ...

Good morning, Feeders! On the way today, we have a story from Ben Herold on the revised Philly school-closures list, and a report ...