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As Philadelphia City Council considers creating a land bank, the Nutter Administration is already working on the idea. Philadelphi ...

In 1968, the prominent anthropologist Ashley Montagu published a brief article in praise of a revolutionary new technology: the birth con ...

Four days after going offline, the Salem 2 nuclear reactor is generating power again. ...

A Pennsylvania House measure that would require women to get an ultrasound before they undergo an abortion is on hold due to concerns of ...

Work to remove debris from the trail will clear the way for the future two mile Pomeroy and Newark Rail Trail. Members of the newl ...

Bill Rubin has a new job. Rubin, a former employee with the Philadelphia City Commissioners, is now the deputy director of fraud i ...

Authorities have identified the 11-year-old girl who died Sunday when a driver caused a crash near the Italian Market. ...

At 6 p.m. Wednesday, the Chew & Belfield Neighbors Club is sponsoring a Candidates Night at the Joseph Coleman Regional Library in Ge ...

The 14th Police District will hold a meeting for Police Service Area (PSA) #4 at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Lutheran Theological Seminary a ...

An eight-year-old, 55-pound rescue dog was shot and killed while he was in a fenced-in yard in Roxborough on Saturday. Police a ...

Prosecutors in Philadelphia are showing jurors memos to try to prove the Philadelphia archdiocese covered up complaints that priests we ...

At around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, a fire broke out at 6855 Ogontz Ave., a two-story home occupied by five adults and two children. When ...

Last week, an injured Cooper’s hawk was able to “get back on his wings” after the Schuylkill Center for Environmental E ...

Philadelphia will soon have a residential substance abuse treatment facility for transgendered men and women, but it won’t be at th ...

The release of 500 trout into Flynn’s Pond in the Cape May area marked the formal dedication of the Cox Hall Creek Wildlife Managem ...