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Philadelphia Police are seeking the public’s assistance to catch an armed man who robbed a Dunkin Donuts in East Germantown on Frid ...

Congregants brushed back tears, took photos and talked fondly about memories at Immaculate Conception (IC) Catholic Church on Sunday. ...

Some of the workers who lost their jobs at a suburban Philadelphia refinery last year are going back to work after Delta Air Lines comple ...

I’ve had this idea rattling around in my head since 2007. I’d love finally to take it from half-baked to beta. To do t ...

A NewsWorks reader asked us what will happen to the programs of the University of Medicine and Dentis ...

It’s now up to the full Legislature to decide whether to approve the New Jersey budget proposed by majority Democrats. A vote in th ...

A tax credit for low-income Philadelphians still has a glimmer of life. The Philadelphia tax credit was introduced and championed ...

The New Jersey Assembly is set to vote on a measure Monday that would decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana. The ...

Philadelphia City Council is trying to find the money to expand a peer court to every part of the city. Despite a tight budget, Co ...

A recent article in the New York Times by Alan Schwarz claims that prescription drug use to increase alertness and attention is common am ...

For the first few hours of a show as big as Manayunk’s 23rd annual Arts Festival, vendors settle in to watch the traffic. Visitors ...

Live music and Hors d’oeuvres brought Mt. Airy residents to the Gathering Place at 6755 Germantown Avenue for the annual East Mt. A ...

The East Falls Community Council is looking for someone interested in helping to cultivate and grow a plan for a neighborhood garden. ...

Coming soon to the Jersey Shore — a former child TV star turned born-again bigot to tell all gay people why they’re ruining the E ...

Two things I don’t pay for at the Jersey Shore: beach tags and parking. No, I don’t duck the beach tag checkers, or ru ...