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If the proposed route change on SEPTA’s agenda for March 29 goes through, come June the weekday passengers who use the ...

Former Philadelphia tow truck driver Glen McDaniel was ...

A coalition of anti-smoking groups is urging the New Jersey Legislature to enact a statewide ban on smoking at parks and beaches. ...

Curious George has come a long way since October. That’s when the pitbull was found nearly starved on the side of a Delaware County ...

Philadelphia has some beautiful parks and green spaces, but way too many neighborhoods with scant vegetation. The city Parks and Recreati ...

A homeless encampment beneath the Betsy Ross Bridge in Port Richmond is getting the boot. Its residents have been there for about ...

There are plenty of technical ways candidates for office in Pennsylvania can be disqualified.  But the state Supreme Court has ruled ...

Medical students attracted to the call of the wild can get a better sense of practicing medicine in rough terrains during a Philadelphia ...

Philadelphia may be in a budget crunch, but the city still wants to spend over $100 million on capital projects.  City Council is we ...

Philadelphia charter schools have higher graduation rates than Philadelphia public schools, according to the statistics. But why?< ...

Several Roman Catholic priests have testified in a landmark clergy-abuse case, and one says he found pornography and a lewd letter to a ...

As the multi-state Mega Millions jackpot reaches half-a-billion dollars for Friday’s drawing, the Delaware Lottery director has wor ...

Four days after Megan Gambone’s dog was fatally shot on her Roxborough property in broad daylight, she continues to search for answ ...

Victoria Greene, the founder of the Every Murder Is Real support group, took some time this week to commemorate the 15th anniversary of t ...

“Once on this Island” is being presented for the first time in Delaware, as Appoquinimink High School presents its largest-ev ...