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Another busy day for members of the General Assembly’s Joint Finance Committee as they discuss the budget for the state Department ...

An Occupy protest staged on Independence Mall Monday raised an interesting question: Should a retired Philadelphia cop be allowed to wear ...

There’s more room on bridges crossing from southern New Jersey into Pennsylvania these days, but you might have a harder time get ...

Timed to coincide with a very hectic Valentine’s Day filled with presiding over marriage ceremonies, New Castle County Clerk of the ...

Collard greens, the inexpensive and underestimated gems of the culinary world, took the lead at Grace Baptist Church in Germantown on Sat ...

Penn State says it has spent $3.2 million on lawyers, consultants and public relations firms in response to child sex abuse allegations a ...

In 2010, 10 percent of Philadelphia’s homicides were in the 22nd Police District, an area that is home to less than 2 percent of th ...

About 50 Germantown residents filed into Mt. Moriah Church for the monthly Philadelphia Housing Authority meeting about plans for a Queen ...

“Girl, I’m gonna make you sweat/sweat till you can’t sweat no more…” pulsates out of speakers as people get ...

It was a packed house at Mercy Vocational High School on Saturday for the 20th annual Winterfest, a one-of-a-kind carnival for kids with ...

Everyone appreciates a good love story—but most people think of “The Notebook” or “Romeo and Juliet” as a good ...

Chestnut Hill’s shopping corridor has seen a lot of change over the past two years. Several storefronts along the ten-block ...

When you ask someone about Howard Pyle, they will tell you he was an artist and a teacher. He must have been quite a teacher if he can cl ...

The department created to give politically unfettered economic analysis in Pennsylvania isn’t even running at full staff capacity y ...