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The Philadelphia Water Department told NewsWorks today that construction on Winston Road and Springfield Avenue will likely continue into ...

The Philadelphia Art Commission has approved a new sculpture that will go in front of the Barnes Foundation on the Parkway. The sc ...

This is your last weekend to get in on the 183rd Philadelphia Flower Show. Unless you’ve been distracted lately, you know that this ...

Beginning this year, Philadelphia has been charging higher bail to people arrested on gun crimes.  While it’s too soon to know ...

It appears union workers have renewed their protest against the use of non-union workers for renovation work of the old Borders building ...

A man being tried for the second time for the 2005 rape and murder of a University of Delaware student is representing himself – an ...

Campbell’s Soup Co. says the company will stop using BPA lining in its can as soon as a feasible alternative is ready. Bisph ...

The Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education nonprofit in East Falls is ...

It didn’t take very long for Sixers fans to find something better to do with the pieces of court they were given last week. ...

Authorities say Delaware County police officer stole two guns from his department and sold them. The Delaware County District Atto ...

For three weeks this winter, Northwest Philadelphia led the city in homicides. Most troubling for residents and police is that the ...

Governor Chris Christie today held a press conference to address fixing New Jersey’s anti-bullying law. You can watch the vi ...

As part of National Consumer Protection Week (March 4-10), Delaware Attorney General Beau B ...

The public is invited to attend a forum on Delaware’s Watershed Implementation Plan for the Chesapeake Bay Watershed today.  ...

Good morning, Feeders! We’ll hear from Dave Davies and Tom MacDonald later today about Philadelphia Mayor Michael NutterR ...