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State House lawmakers in Pennsylvania are pushing with renewed vigor a bill to reduce property taxes. To hear House lawmakers ...

The gutted ship that has been moored for years in South Philadelphia is looking for its guts. The latest effort to preserve the le ...

Its been clear for a while that the new owners of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com. would be the merry band of buccan ...

Here’s your chance to get back to pocketknife  a TSA agent took from you at the airport. The Pennsylvania Department of ...

As you read this, city tax assessors are prowling Philadelphia’s streets, taking notes on how many bedrooms and bathrooms each hous ...

This month, the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia (PAGP) and the Logan Community Development Corp. will host “Homeowne ...

A recent NewsWorks/Public School Notebook report compared the reading habits of a high school student and an adult. Evidence suggests kid ...

The calendar says Spring, but the weather says “brrr.” Monday’s chilly winds bring a freeze/frost warning overnight. Th ...

Researchers have long suggested that chronic stress and developing Alzheimer’s disease are linked, and a new study brings them a st ...

Bethlehem is getting some color. Some yellow for the sun, blue for the sky and everything else for the Majestic Bethlehem Center. ...

The Pennsylvania lottery is the latest target in the Corbett administration’s ongoing privatization campaign. Something like ...

Boys & Girls Clubs of Philadelphia has announced its Youth of the Year, which honors a teen for her service to family and community. ...