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Behavior health researchers at the University of Pennsylvania will test a new approach in caring for people after a heart attack. ...

You’ll now no longer have to ask your friend with an iPhone to access the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board’s mobile app. Ass ...

Some of Philly’s public pools are now open. For parents who need to occupy their families through the hot Philadelphia summers, pub ...

Pennsylvania state officials say they expect most of the state’s abortion clinics will remain open under a tougher law designed a ...

A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced legislation to prevent student-athlete deaths resulting from cardiac arrest. What’ ...

In partnership with the Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) and the Mt. Airy Arts Garage (MAAG), the Mt. Airy Business Improvement Distri ...

A New Jersey Senate committee has unanimously advanced a bill that would make teacher tenure harder to attain and easier to lose. One law ...

In a bold effort to fight a recent scourge of graffiti, the Mt. Airy Business Improvement District (BID) organized a community meeting be ...

PennDOT crews working along a stretch of Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill are now starting their shifts several hours earlier. F ...

The giant, bouncing ball of AVI – that’s Mayor Nutter’s Actual Value Initiative, an attempt to make the propert ...

In an effort to keep the area’s high-performing cultural organizations at their best, Pew has announced $2.1 million in funding for ...

It may have been a cool Monday afternoon, but that didn’t seem to bother several dozen children who waited patiently at the Awbury ...

Road construction began this week on West Allens Lane in front of Henry H. Houston Elementary School in Mt. Airy. The Philade ...

The great recession has hit young people in the labor market particularly hard. New numbers show recent grads still are looking for a l ...

Some people have all the luck. In May, “It’s Our Money” reported that taxpayers covered hundreds of thousands of ...