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In the lead up to Pennsylvania’s April 24 primary, we’ll be featuring interviews with some of the leading Republicans competi ...

Some law professionals who plan to volunteer to keep the polls running smoothly during next week’s primary election gathered in Cen ...

The video above is cleverly-done attack video whacking Pennsylvania Republican Senate candidate Tom Smith for his having participated in ...

The fire broke out just after 12:30 Tuesday afternoon at the Wilmington Friends School.  All students made it out of the building sa ...

What do you love about Philadelphia that you think everyone else should get to experience? A certain neighborhood park, an under-v ...

Congratulations to Mark Bridge! The Devon, Pa., resident is our latest winner in the Discover NewsWorks Sweepstakes. He was ran ...

State Rep. John Myers’ decision to retire from his post in the 201st Legislative District has cleared the way for a competitive thr ...

What’s the best way for a business to honor its late owner? The answer is easy when you’re in the gaming business. Atl ...

It was known as “Big Mo” when it towered over surrendering Japanese forces at the end of World War II in 1945. Now it is a big piece ...

Journalists with the Journal Register Company and Montgomery Media ...

Advocates for Philadelphia’s recreation centers packed a budget hearing for the merged Parks and Recreation Department, but the tur ...

A Philadelphia priest-abuse jury is hearing about Catholic schoolboys who said they had to strip before a priest and endure whippings a ...

More than 1.3 million books and items were checked out in 2011 from Sussex County’s libraries, and such traffic is why people are b ...

The Philadelphia District Attorney’s office announced today a grand jury investigation is underway for the Kensington factory fire ...

Yesterday I spent a couple of hours in Rittenhouse Square. Armed with a sketchbook and pens, I thought I would draw some of the people e ...