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Lantern Theater Company extends its production of “Romeo and Juliet” through April 8, giving audiences the opportunity to see ...

Calling it a continuation of a project started at Thanksgiving, Sussex County chicken producer, Mountaire, will join forces with the Amer ...

Gov. Chris Christie’s ideas for reforming public education will likely to be scrutinized when Democrats examine his proposed budget ...

Roger Simon, the veteran political columnist, likes to quote the joke ...

Funding for public education was the focal issue at a packed candidates forum in Germantown. The Wednesday night event featured a panel o ...

Do you drink water from the tap? Considering the environmental impact of all that plastic, is it ...

Negotiators for the Philadelphia area’s transit agency and striking transit police officers are once again in talks to try to end t ...

This won’t be good for the morning commute: a trash-hauling truck overturned this morning on the southbound I-95 ra ...

City officials say they have confirmed that the trace amounts of radioactive iodine-131 in Philadelphia drinking water is coming from pat ...

The proposed takeover of Rutgers’ Camden campus by Rowan University has sparked off something of a Civil War in New Jersey – ...

Today we look back at a Germantown woman who defied religious conventions in the 1800’s. ...

This Saturday, the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education will host a family-friendly fundraiser for wildlife animals. The ...

The first day of Passover is next week, and Roxborough synagogue Mishkan Shalom, at 4101 Freeland Ave., ...

Yoga on the Ridge, a yoga studio in Roxborough, will be moving this May to a new location on Domino Lane, across from the Ivy Ridge shopp ...

Why is it so hard for the New Jersey State Legislature to arrive at consensus on changes to NJ’s antiquated teacher tenure laws? ...