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In a potential reprise of 2010, conservative Republican ideologues somehow seem determined to help the enemy Democrats win seats in the U ...

As people were headed home for the day, Monday, Wilmington Police were called to Rodney Square for reports of a stabbing. Police s ...

A fire that has burned through at least 100 acres in French Creek ...

An ordinance that ensures Atlantic City’s top elected official makes more than other civilian employees would make the city’s ...

A crew of workers returned to the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia Tuesday to install a 40-foot steel sculpture, one day after high wind ...

Red flag warnings remain in effect because the threat of brush fires is high throughout New Jersey. Fire crews are hoping to conta ...

Hundreds of homes are without power this morning in Northeast Philadelphia after a transformer fire sparked near the 1900 block of Goodna ...

One of the commonwealth’s largest civil rights groups is planning on challenging a new voter identification law in court. Th ...

This fall, the federal government will cut Medicare payments to hospitals that have higher-than-expected readmission rates. Several medic ...

Bryn Mawr Running Company is not only home to gear for the fleet footed.  For about two years, the store owner’s good natured ...

Though it prevailed in its appeal to the Archidicese of Philadelphia’s Blue Ribbon Commission, ...

Live. Work. Play. Paint? Last week, members of the Manayunk Neighborhood Council gave initial approval for a new mural project des ...

Visitors to Cooper River Park would have easier access to the popular waterway and more ways to enjoy its views under a $23 million propo ...

Two weeks ago today, I asked a group of Philadelphia blogging Moms to spend a day with me online, posting our thoughts on the killing of ...

Former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell and former New Jersey Governor Christie Whitman gave differing views on how to fix the problems w ...