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Three days after a water-main break flooded the intersection of Chelten and Pulaski avenues, the Philadelphia Water Department was still ...

A Northwest Philadelphia charter school founder facing a slew of federal charges for allegedly stealing public funds to cover private exp ...

The stage is set: One Ringo Starr drum set, circa the 1960s, three custom-built percussion instruments made from PVC pipe, a la ...

What’s in store for the renovated Kimmel Center?  A rooftop garden that won’t make you sweat in the summer and a ...

Following up on her husband’s visit to Wilmington last month, Callista Gingrich will make an appearance at Warner Elementary School ...

A group of prominent local investors has bought the company that publishes the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News, and Philly.com. ...

Camden’s Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center will get back the statue it’s been missing for months. According to the As ...

Kicking yourself for not playing the right numbers to win the Mega Millions lottery? At least your not an employee at the Maryland ...

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 ...