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Media Elementary must find a new building for the upcoming school year. Structural problems with the school’s roof will forc ...

 This week, City Council began holding hearings about specific aspects of the city budget. Over the next few months, every single th ...

Enthusiastic and animated spectators dressed in bright team colors chanted loud cheers at a packed high school gymnasium this past weeken ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has accepted the resignation of Superintendent Mary E. Rochford. Her decision “was made in o ...

Kathleen Kane, one of the Democratic candidates in Pennsylvania’s attorney general race, has won the endorsement of former Presiden ...

This week looks nothing like the last. Today’s gusty winds bring lower temperatures tonight, and we’re getting near the freez ...

In a case that could impact the justices themselves, New Jersey’s Supreme Court heard legal arguments Monday on a challenge to the ...

Revel, the $2.4 billion Atlantic City casino resort that almost didn’t get built, should clear its final major hurdle on Monday. ...

Is it a case of freedom of speech or “violation of state policy?” That seems to be the debate after a Delaware Department of ...

A chilly wind blew as Manzairaku, a traditional Japanese performance troupe, danced in Love Park on Monday. After weeks of unseasonably ...

“Long ago and far away there was a little village at the foot of Mount Fuji,” began Allison Zito, the teacher of the Japanese ...

Pennsylvania’s primary election is less than a month away, but whether the commonwealth becomes a battleground state between the tw ...

PennDOT has approved a safety project for a Ridley Township intersection that’s proven dangerous in the past. The intersecti ...

Med students from Penn and Drexel are the first three to receive the Philadelphia Foundation’s Brody Family Medical Trust Fund fell ...

Turnout was light but the news was big at last Thursday’s Germantown Community Connection quarterly membership meeting at First Pre ...