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The Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped in Philadelphia faces a reduction of many of its services for the blind beginning in ...

Ready for your child’s school bus to be brought to you by Coca-Cola? That’s a prospect parents in Lehigh Valley’ ...

After combing through the details of Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett’s proposed budget, Philadelphia city officials are upset. They s ...

As New Jersey’s Division of Highway Traffic Safety gears up for its second consecutive “New Jersey Remembers” commemora ...

About 5,000 school psychologists from around the nation have gathered in Philadelphia for their annual convention. The conference ...

A few weeks back, if I’d told you Rick Santorum had a 29-point lead over Mitt Romney among Pennsylvania Republicans, you’d pr ...

Gov. Chris Christie’s budget plan calls for a consolidation of the services New Jersey provides to children with developmental disa ...

Philadelphians gathered at the Cathedral Basilica of Ss. Peter and Paul this afternoon to celebrate Ash Wednesday (that’s the day t ...

Passing a law is one thing. Putting it into action so it achieves the intended effect is another. The city of Philadelphia is experiencin ...

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It’s been 19 years since the Harlem Globetrotters welcomed a female player, and the addition of ...

Let’s say you’re riding your bike to work and you get into an accident with a car. What do you do? Bikes aren’t insured ...

As their institutions face deep cuts for the second year in a row, the heads of Pennsylvania’s four state-related universities are ...

Members of the East Falls Community Council have called an emergency meeting for this Sunday, in response to Tuesday night’s fatal ...

Business owners along Germantown Avenue in Germantown desperately want to kick the commercial corridor’s trash problem. Duri ...