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Some Philadelphia businesses have electrified security fences. A proposed law would make that legal, with some restrictions. The ...

The Transportation Security Administration plans to dismiss seven workers in Philadelphia in connection with an investigation that began ...

The black tire marks etched on Keiffer Street at the intersection of Wigard Avenue in Roxborough turn and pivot in all directions for sev ...

Perhaps synonymous in our area with “financially struggling school district,” Chester Upland’s superintendent plans to ...

Honeybees have long been used in agriculture to help pollinate crops. But with populations declining due to the devastating colony collap ...

Underneath the four spires of St. Bridget Church in East Falls, a white paperboard sign adorned with red lettering leans against the alta ...

In the last meeting before summer recess, the West Mt. Airy Neighbors (WMAN) announced a new budget, goals for the coming year and slight ...

In an effort to reduce flooding impacts in Delaware, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is looking fo ...

Philadelphia City Council has the opportunity to pass a budget this week. It’s not what either the mayor or School Reform Commissi ...

Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission is figuring out what to do with the prospect of less city funding than it had requested. &n ...

For the residents of Ogontz Avenue between Andrews Avenue and Middleton Street, an invested block captain and caring neighbors have helpe ...

In new policy unveiled by the White House today, President Obama plans to immediately stop certain deportations and instead grant work pe ...

Pedro Feliz will play another season ...

Hungry families in Philadelphia can call a new hotline to find out where to get free meals for their kids over the summer. During ...

What is in the minds of voters as they decide between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney? We asked a very simple question: Why are you vot ...