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Philadelphia’s largest union of city workers has been without a contract for nearly three years.  Under questioning from City ...

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie arrived in Israel Monday for a week-long trip. Christie met with Prime Minister ...

Philadelphia is frequently known as the “City of Firsts.” This weekend — April 1st, to be exact — the city embrac ...

Three generations of the O’Grady family joined forces in the backyard of My Place Germantown on Saturday afternoon to work on a lan ...

More than 600 people gathered at a church in Milton to help break the Guinness World Record for most people dyeing Easter eggs at one tim ...

Two jurors have been dismissed just one week into the landmark priest-abuse trial underway in Philadelphia. It’s not clear w ...

The national unemployment rate is disproportionately higher among military veterans.  Delaware’s Wilmington University hopes t ...

A report out today claims Philadelphia is home to “one of the finest and most successful urban trial courts in the country” ...

New Jersey is getting more than $1.4 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to offset costs from Tropical Storm Irene. ...

It’s been nearly five weeks, and Marie Marthol-Clark is still fighting the temptation to have meat and dairy products for lunch. ...

Live within 10 miles of the Limerick Generating Station? The try not to be alarmed this afternoon when the siren goes off. Exelon ...

Someone slashed the tires on eleven cars in Claymont over the weekend, and State Police are trying to figure out who did it. The s ...

The Philadelphia Media Network has sold for “approximately $55 million,” according to a press release, and TV mogul Gerry Len ...

Good morning, Feeders! Now that we’re done separating fact from April Fools fiction ...

Hordes of bearded men from across the country arrived in Philadelphia this weekend to compete in the East Coast Beard and Moustache Champ ...