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A coal-fired power plant on the Great Egg Harbor Bay in Cape May County, N.J. is switching over to natural gas. New Jersey Depar ...

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius is the bearer of good news. She was in Philadelphia Tuesday to announce mor ...

Tires rumble over the cobblestones in the 6000 block of Germantown Ave. A siren screams — perhaps a fire, police chase or another victi ...

Since 1981, an estimated 500 artists have come and gone through the five floors at the former railroad building and warehouse at 915 Spri ...

Over two dozen neighbors, many with their canine companions, gathered on a grassy knoll at the corner of Queen Lane and McMichael Street ...

A South Jersey attorney is hoping to rally support for the care and maintentance of an important piece of Camden’s history. ...

The federal court in Philadelphia has refused to allow a dog breeder to sue the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani ...

Philadelphia’s Public Defender office is threatening to cut back unless it receives more funding from the city.  Chief ...

It seems Manayunk and Roxborough aren’t the only Northwest neighborhoods in which the idea of a new food co-op is taking root: East ...

To commemorate Arbor Day, the Fairmount Park Conservancy, the city Parks and Recreation Department and Wells Fargo Bank distributed 160 t ...

Take a mild winter, add an early spring and unusually dry weather, and what do you get? Besides great barbecuing, lots of bugs in your ga ...

Legislation introduced in Dover would make it illegal for an employer to ask for an applicant’s social networking user name and pas ...

Court testimony today told the story of a Philadelphia priest who had a ...

A new commission has been formed in Philadelphia to help people find jobs. The commission is tasked with finding out ways to creat ...

The Fourth of July gets no free ride in Philly. This year, the non-profit that runs Celebrate America will be paying more than $30 ...