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If you’re high-brow, it looks like a painting by Piet Mondrian. If you’re low-brow, it looks like the Partridge Family bus. ...

Philly just won quite a consolation prize. Despite not having been one of the five U.S. cities in ...

New Jersey’s Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a confirmation hearing Thursday on Gov. Chris Christie’s latest nominees fo ...

Things have changed a bit since yesterday’s forecast, but don’t let today’s fog and clouds fool you. Wednesday will get ...

Long-term findings from a study released this month by Princeton-based nonprofit Climate Central suggest sea level increases in coming de ...

The first three of the remaining Republicans convicted in Pennsylvania’s government corruption scandal won’t be going to jail ...

Here’s a look at what’s going on in Northwest Philadelphia this week:  1. Students at Thomas Mifflin Elementary S ...

State House lawmakers are looking into reforming laws that govern Pennsylvania’s charter and cyber charter schools throughout the s ...

Gov. Chris Christie says he has no plans to scale back — or slow down — a planned merger involving three of New Jersey’s public ...

The widow of former Congressman John Adler will run for New Jersey’s 3rd District seat now held by Republican Jon Runyan. De ...

Five local artists are working to memorialize each Philadelphian killed in 2012. But with 78 homicides already and the total growing more ...

Things could be about to get warmer at the former Propper Bros. furniture store building in Manayunk. Owner Sam Kroungold is prepa ...

Who knew party planning paid so well? ...

Update: March 22, 2012 — In a mock trial held at the National Constitution Center ...

They’re back! Or, as Philadelphia Police officials insist – they never left. Clarifying his department’s aims ...