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We’re in for a bit of a temperature shock Wednesday. Tuesday will hold steady at 80 degrees, but we’ll be down to the 60s by ...

PECO is getting smarter meters. Last month, the company began installing the latest in meter technology, said PECO spokeswoman Cathy Eng ...

Two Catholic parishes in the city’s Mt. Airy section are safe from closure for now. The Archdiocese of Philadelphia recommen ...

Teachers in the Neshaminy School District have opted to join in a growing health-care consortium for schools in Bucks and Montgomery coun ...

For many, tax preparation means headaches and stacks of paperwork. But for some who head to one Camden tax preparer just across from the ...

A college administrator has testified in a clergy-abuse trial that a Philadelphia priest sexually assaulted him throughout high school. ...

The New Jersey Assembly Budget Committee is continuing to look at Gov. Chris Christie’s spending plan for the coming fiscal year. P ...

A long-anticipated affordable housing complex for gay and lesbian seniors in Center City Philadelphia is moving forward. Mark Sega ...

It’s a big day for the news industry. Pulitzer Prize winners were announced at 3:05 p ...

Tuesday is Tax Day, a couple days later than the customary April 15 deadline ...

The Jeremy Bell Act would require schools to run fingerprint checks o ...

The city of Philadelphia has completed the transformation to a new type of street lights. A federal grant funded most of the cost ...

Benedict Arnold’s letter to Delaware Gov. Caesar Rodney is up for auction in New York this week. In the ...

Let’s take a news time out for a minute or two to congratulate those who work every day to report the stories that deserve our atte ...

Up for discussion at the Chestnut Hill Community Association’s (CHCA) most recent Executive Board meeting was a last-minute concern ...