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Medical students from Rwanda are in Philadelphia to learn about the U.S. medical system. Jean Christophe Rusatira, 23, worked in p ...

Despite my portentous feelings on the topic, the winter solstice came on the breath of a warm breeze and seemed determined to charm us wi ...

For the second time in a week, a Philadelphia Traffic Court judge has lost his job–this time for allegedly showing nude pictures of ...

New Jersey’s congressional redistricting commission has approved a new map that deals with the loss of one House seat. Over ...

It’s been quite the week in Philadelphia’s Traffic Court. A source in the First Judicial District tells our Dave Davie ...

This week, the U.S. Postal Service scheduled, and then rescheduled, a public meeting to discuss ...

Hunter Pence just inked a three-year deal. The Phillies outfielder will be the face and voice of Glassboro, N.J.’s Liscio’s B ...

Having problems with fleas on your pets even though they are on medication designed to keep the pests away? You’re not alone. ...

(Update: At 3 p.m. police confirm that the missing violin had been recovered. The Megabus cleaning crew found the violin.) ...

Santa’s got a lot of competition these days as gifts get more expensive and playground talk has turned from jump rope to cell phone ...

Taunya English’s story is part of a project on health care in the states, a partnership between WHYY, NPR and Kaiser Health New ...

Legislation in New Jersey that would assist women- and minority-owned businesses has passed the Assembly. A 42-29 vote approved th ...

Philadelphia sports fans earned a nasty reputation on December 15, 1968, when a stadium full of miserable Eagles fans pelted Santa Claus ...

Several more national retailers have joined Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in pulling a batch of powdered infant formula from their shelves after ...

If you plan to use SEPTA to get in or out of the city during the holiday week, take note of ...