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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter made a pitch for more investment in manufacturing during a meeting Tuesday with “economic develop ...

Public School Notebook and NewsWorks.org reporter Ben Herold talks about how Boston Consulting Group has been a driving force in Philadel ...

Update: Abington Health has provided more details on the services it will offer under the proposed partnership with Holy Re ...

A New Jersey lawmaker is proposing legislation that would help detect sexual predators on social networking sites. Sen. Kip Batema ...

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Revel remains stuck in eighth place among Atlantic City’s 12 casinos in terms of gambling revenue. D ...

STATE COLLEGE, Pa.  — Lawyers for Graham Spanier s ...

Officials with Awbury Arboretum are hoping that a recently awarded grant will help make the public garden in Northwest Philadelphia more ...

A warm winter means more mosquitoes are on the prowl. As a result, Pennsylvania is dealing with West Nile virus earlier than usual.< ...

It’s been a disappointing season for Philadelphia baseball fans. After sky-high expectations, the Phillies are struggling just to p ...

Tuesday night, the Upper Darby School Board will vote on a proposal to restore all music, art, and physical education teachers who were g ...

PHILADELPHIA  — A suburban Philadelphia coroner is ...

Funeral services are set for a Philadelphia police officer killed in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 95. Viewings are scheduled fo ...

This list covers June 15 – June 21, 2012. June 15, 2012 1300 block E. Tulpehocken St. – Complainant sa ...

A “tired” commercial stretch of Stenton Avenue in Northwest Philadelphia is slated for a multi-million dollar facelift thanks ...

In Federal Court today, Mayor Michael Nutter defended his ban on feeding hungry people in Philadelphia parks.  Nutter says meals sho ...