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A few summers ago I taught at my church’s vacation bible school. I made some great fourth-grade friends that week.  Since then ...

Gun shop dealers around Delaware are expressing their sorrow following the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn. last w ...

Neighbors near the intersection of West Mt. Airy Avenue and Emlen Street are concerned that the city’s plans to install a stoplight ...

Fewer people in New Jersey requested and received emergency food stamps in New Jersey after Superstorm Sandy. So far, the state ha ...

A former New Jersey state senator is home after serving 40 months of a sentence for corruption. Sixty-five-year-old Wayne Bryant r ...

In a likely preview of Gov. Chris Christie’s next state budget for public education – and the debates that will surely follow – his ...

Several hundred people packed onto buses in Philadelphia this morning to join protests in Washington about the “fiscal cliff.” ...

It looks like it’s still a no-go for the Fishermen’s Atlantic City Wind Farm. At least that was the conclusion reached by cons ...

This list covers from Dec. 1-11, 2012. Dec. 1 4:50 a.m. Aggravated Assault: 200 block of W. Upsal St. Comp ...

  Here’s a Newtown six-year-old, commenting about slain friend Jack Pinto: “We just played all the time. I can ...

Fire investigators discovered a body buried beneath the rubble of a burned out house in Wilmington four days after the fire had been exti ...

Last Thursday, a memorial service to honor the life of late Northwest Philadelphia activist and City Councilman Edward Schwartz was held ...

Democrats are trying to push a $60.4 billion emergency spending package for Superstorm Sandy victims through Congress by Christmas. Repub ...

A union representing state workers has filed a lawsuit that seeks to prevent Gov. Tom Corbett’s administration from privatizing the ...

‘Street-Level Conversations’ is a discussion-based civic-engagement project in Northwest Philly. It combines facts and pe ...