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The government is alerting consumers to a safety recall announced by Britax Child Safety Inc., involving 55,455 convertible car seats sol ...

Here’s a look at what you may have missed on NewsWorks this week: 1. ...

The best storytellers in Philadelphia gathered Thursday to compete in the First Person Festival’s “Grand Slam.” ...

In an attempt, in part, to boost turnout in New Jersey, Tuesday marked the first time that school board elections were shifted to the Nov ...

A man who says he is deceased actor Sherman Hemsley’s brother is in a West Texas court, and says DNA evidence will back his claim.< ...

It’s a good day for some very dedicated athletes. The Philadelphia Marathon notified runners Friday who’d planned to race in ...

Veterans and residents in Bridgeton, New Jersey, are planning a celebration to mark the restoration of their Civil War statue. The statue ...

On Saturday, members of the public will have a chance to help shape a new public greenway guiding visitors to a little-known gem in South ...

Whether you come by car or foot or by horse, the Friends of the Wissahickon (FOW) is inviting the public to join them as they commemorate ...

There is one aspect of American elections that’s a subject of an enduring debate – the electoral college. In the 2000 election, t ...

After a year of planning to honor a local legend, Wilmington officials unveiled a statue of jazz musician Clifford Brown, which sits at t ...

The Winterthur’s 49th annual Delaware Antique Show is underway at the Chase Center in Wilmington.   This year’s ev ...

The Philadelphia Police Department is reorganizing its top brass with the aim of streamlining the operation.  Commissioner Ch ...

Northwest Philadelphia residents are mourning the departure of Capt. Joel Dales, who was recently promoted to staff inspector after two y ...

What should happen with the old West Philadelphia High School building? The School District of Philadelphia has two offers to conv ...