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Philadelphia’s Center City real estate development is starting to revive, but it may be hard to see. “Steel is actuall ...

A guy name Frank Hephendirk apparently has a bone to pick with Bank of America. The website, yourbofa.com, is registered to him, < ...

The University of Pennsylvania and Princeton University are two of a small number of high-profile colleges taking part in an online educa ...

Voters have adopted budgets in 63 of the 70 New Jersey school districts that held elections on their spending plans. A new l ...

The owners of a Kensington warehouse that burned down, killing two Philadelphia firefighters, have been cited for code violations at anot ...

As part of the 16th Annual Governor’s Awards for Local Government Excellence, the Corbett administration is recognizing Pennsylvania ...

“Good paintings are more satisfying companions than the best of books, and infinitely moreso than very nice people.” ...

With less than a week to go before the Pennsylvania Primary, officials with the city’s 9th Ward today announced their endorsement o ...

Sonia Sanchez spoke with NewsWorks Tonight about her role as Philadelphia’s first poet laureate to inspire peace among school child ...

Delaware State University wants students to eat their vegetables. The university is pushing to improve student health with the Healthy ...

James Cooke was not in the courtroom for the start of the penalty phase in his case, which will determine whether he is executed for the ...

A witness in a Philadelphia clergy-abuse trial says he has “an emptiness where my soul should be” after being raped for year ...

Not only is there such a thing as Computerworld’s Honors Laureate, but a local university has been inducted. Temple University ...

Abandoned properties and crime were the hot-button topics on the minds of nearly 100 residents who packed a LaSalle University conference ...

On May 8, residents of Ocean City will vote whether or not people will be allowed to BYOB to the town’s restaurants. This ha ...