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In what was described as an “extreme case of animal abuse,” a dog discovered in Germantown suffering from extreme burns died ...

The depiction of Jerry Sandusky on a well-known mural across the street from the Penn State campus has been replaced by an image of a p ...

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder chose Philadelphia as the place to announce 220 cities and counties are receiving federal grants for ne ...

A cheerful little boy in shorts, sneakers and a wild mop of brown curls led his friend through the tree trunks along the brick-paved Mapl ...

It hasn’t been easy for Bloom Energy ...

Good morning, Feeders! Taking a break from City Council duties, Tom MacDonald will have the latest for us on whether Msgr. William ...

Police have arrested a 26-year-old man in connection with a South Philadelphia playground fire. The playground at FDR Park was bur ...

Employees returned to a refinery in Trainer, Delaware County Monday. The plant is reopening under new ownership, after nine dark months f ...

The U.S. Supreme Court did some serious business yesterday when it struck down most of Arizona’s strict anti-immigrant law, but the ...

A lot of people (mostly Democrats) believe that the national push for voter ID laws is a partisan effort to give Republilcan candidates a ...

Wilmington firefighters will take the fire safety message door-to-door.   Firefighters will be handing out fire prevention pam ...

It’s against the law to wear a swim suit on the boardwalk in Asbury Park. Former Councilwoman Louise Murray is pressing the ...

Pedro Martinez is on board with the need to “increase quality seats” in Philadelphia schools, endorsing the primary reform st ...

Sussex County is showing off its redesigned bookmobile before today’s County Council meeting.  With a new look and a new ...

The Democratic-controlled Legislature called Gov. Chris Christie’s bluff yesterday, voting unanimously to raise income taxes on mil ...