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A Philadelphia tradition continues Sunday as thousands are expected for the 2012 Mummers Parade. The parade, set to begin at 10 a. ...

The long list of nominations for the new Rutgers University president has been narrowed down to just several dozen. ...

A fire ripped through an old sanctuary dating back to 1904 early this morning in Hatfield Borough. ...

Tax reform is like the weather. Everyone talks about it, but no one does anything about it, though all agree that the U.S. tax system is ...

Alex Hillman is the co-founder of Independents Hall, a shared office for tech-minded folks who might otherwise work from home. He ...

Pennsylvanians have just celebrated another holiday season, buying their wine and spirits from state stores. That’s despite promise ...

Pennsylvania’s Constitution requires legislators to convene on the first Tuesday of every January. This year, it will be a ...

Starting New Year’s Day, it will be more expensive to travel on the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway. Tolls are goi ...

Pennsylvanians trying to drop their cigarette habit can have a tough time staying away from smoke in bars. The state’s Clean ...

What are you doing on New Years Eve? If you’re like a lot of people across Philadelphia, you’ll be cooking or eating black eyed peas. ...

In 2011, Philadelphia’s homicide rate crept back up.  At just over 300, the murder rate is the highest of the nation’s 1 ...

Teenagers who want to quit smoking in 2012 have a new tool at their disposal: personal messages of encouragement and advice sent straight ...

A year ago the owners of the Safeway Supermarket in the Governor Square Shopping Center in Bear announced they were leaving. Ernie ...

The National Hockey League has announced it has pushed back the start time for the alumni game from 1 p.m. on Saturday to 3 p.m. due to w ...