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Health researchers say federal changes to the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children may have helped to i ...

Sunday marks the first anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan that killed nearly 16,000 people. To help affected famil ...

This list covers Feb. 17 – Feb. 23, 2012. Feb. 17, 2012 4800 block Ridge Ave. – A house was set on fir ...

This list covers Feb. 10 – Feb. 16, 2012. Feb. 10, 2012 5000 block Portico St. – A man was murdered. P ...

The possibility of a merger has left both Rowan University and Rutgers University—Camden anxiously waiting for a resolution. Now ...

What’s stranger? Selling a McDonald’s chicken McNugget on eBay, or buying a McDonald’s chicken McNugget on eBay? ...

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the city are joining to build a unique health-care facility in South Philly. The ...

Counties are treading lightly when it comes to the governor’s budget proposal for Pennsylvania’s human services programs. ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced that it has awarded over $62,000 in grants to 31 small busin ...

Things are getting loud in some of Philadelphia’s most violent neighborhoods tonight, but it’s all in the name of peace. ...

Her silver hair in a tight bun while wearing pearls and a red dress, Violet Addison sits in a wheelchair in front of a shiny wooden piano ...

A former death row inmate charged with raping and killing a University of Delaware student in 2005 has lost the right to act as his own ...

After a cooler weekend, next week promises sun and milder temperatures. ...

The City of Camden said goodbye to one of its own Friday during a service for former Camden Mayor and Chief Operating Officer Randy Prima ...

America has had a love affair with the automobile for generations.  That love for cars is on display at the Nemours Mansion and Gard ...