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Residents of East and West Mt. Airy, as well as Chestnut Hill, might be running from house to house for more than just candy next October ...

Two Philadelphia firefighters are dead, and three others have been injured as the result of a five-alarm fire early Monday morning in the ...

Movies and TV shows featuring a presidential character are about as commonplace as TV dramas about big city cops. So to celebrate ...

Experiences of abuse, neglect, poverty, or living in violent neighborhoods can have a devastating impact on children’s health and l ...

Pennsylvania’s Senate has passed a bill intended to lend a hand to cities trying to revitalize themselves by halting the flow of in ...

A memorial to the men that two Philadelphia firefighters who died early Monday fighting a warehouse fire in the Kensington neighborhood g ...

If today’s winds weren’t enough to convince you to put on a jacket, maybe Tuesday’s forecast will do the trick. Tempera ...

The city of Philadelphia is cracking down on those who are behind on their property taxes.  One effort is designed to catch city emp ...

Pollen counts are particularly high this spring, and that’s causing problems for those with allergies. Dr. Catherine Montele ...

The Philadelphia Gas Works is urging customers with unpaid bills to get help. PGW spokesman Barry O’Sullivan said low income ...

The Barnes Foundation will unveil a new public sculpture by Ellsworth Kelly Tuesday. The minimalist artist crafted a steel monolit ...

A contingent from Germantown Friends School (GFS) will attend Philabundance’s Great Food Fight! awards on April 19 where it will le ...

The South Philadelphia high school baseball coach accused of sexual and moral corruption is seeking a trial. Louis Spadaccini was ...