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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 ...

Philadelphians found more than 1,100 automated external defibrillators during the MyHeartMap Challenge. Late last year, GIS shop A ...

The Philadelphia School District still need to cut millions from its budget by July.  But the head of the School Reform Commission t ...

This list covers March 9 – March 15, 2012. March 9, 2012 1900 block W. Venango St. – Complainant said ...

NASA’s Anomalous Transport Rocket Experiment has begun. Five r ...

The research arm of the New Jersey legislature thinks the Christie administration’s revenue projections for the next 15 months are ...

It’s no mystery why politicians in both parties have remained so reticent about the shooting death of unarmed black teenager Trayvo ...

Like most college seniors, Mt. Airy resident Sarah Bart is anxiously awaiting graduation. The difference with this 22-year-old and ...

A big congratulations to Lori Chinitz! The South Philadelphia resident is our latest winner in the Discover NewsWorks Sweepstakes. ...

Standing in the checkout line, you see plenty of magazines offering stories like “What he isn’t telling you” and ̶ ...

Good morning, Feeders! Tom MacDonald is in Philadelphia City Council chambers as its members discuss schools’ zero tolerance ...

They’re really hard to remove. The best practice, it became manifest, is to rest a six-foot ladder against the utility pole ...

Problems in the cars’ battery cells could cause the cars to perform poorly or result in decreased durability. The electric c ...

Philadelphia dignitaries were on hand for the ribbon cutting of a mobile computer lab, called NOMAD. The roving van is part of a program ...