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The state has declared Altoona, Pennsylvania as financially distressed, making it the 27th municipality to enter the commonwealth’s ...

Advocates are warning a number of Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare policy changes are endangering the agencies that provide serv ...

When an abandoned factory fire in Kensington killed two firefighters last month, and a grand jury was empanelled, and the mayor condemned ...

Temperatures will break 80 tomorrow before we duck back down into the 70s. Once things clear Sunday, expect a few rain-free days of sun.< ...

Local Verizon employees gathered around Rittenhouse Square this afternoon to protest what they call their company’s greedy practice ...

Eighth District City Councilwoman Cindy Bass said she is attempting to end the plague of crumbling and abandoned properties which are lef ...

This list covers 5th District crime reports from April 23 to April 29 April 23, 2012 300 block Delmar St. ...

New Jersey’s Supreme Court is upholding limits on sick time payouts for top school administrators. In a unanimous decision, ...

New Castle County officials are one step closer to revitalizing a struggling area that has seen development shift to other parts of the s ...

For the past few years the Mütter Museum has been eagerly opening itself to artistic interpretation. Philadelphia’s archive of mor ...

City Council members from Northwest Philadelphia spent Thursday’s meeting honoring locally raised filmmakers, getting resolutions p ...

There were two reasons why City Council honored Saint Hubert Catholic High School for Girls at a Thursday session attended by students, t ...

Emergency room visits for preventable dental conditions are up 16 percent across the nation, according to a report from the ...