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The Pennsylvania Department of Education is giving the Chester Upland School District some tough love. The district has an $18.7 m ...

Pedestrians in West, South and Northwest Philly have something to look forward to in the coming year. The city has approved a gran ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday! Word cam ...

Someone is already eyeing the state seat Jewell Williams will leave when he’s sworn in as Philadelphia’s new sheriff. ...

Two new swine-related strains of influenza have the potential to emerge in Delaware for this year’s flu season.   The n ...

Environmental officials are reporting another hazardous release from the Delaware City refinery. The Department of Natural Resourc ...

In his book, “Daddy’s Little Goalie: A Father, His Daughters and Sports,” Robert Strauss explains how sports gave& ...

A new congressional map favoring Republicans has been chosen by the tie-breaking member of New Jersey’s redistricting commission. ...

This Sunday, of course, marks Christmas. But it also marks the day in 1776 when General George Washington led his men across the icy Del ...

Police are asking for the public’s help recovering a rare violin worth $172,000 that was left on board a Boston-to-Philadelphia bus ...

Several Philly school secretaries, nurses, and other employees are getting something they didn’t ask for this holiday season: Unemp ...

Congress’ protracted wrestling over extending the payroll tax cuts does little to enhance the image of its members. Frank Newport, ...

  On a recent weekday afternoon the music coming out of the third floor of St. Michael’s Church in North Philadelphia would ...

We asked NewsWorks readers for the best, and worst, holiday songs. Most seemed to prefer rock, n ...

A dozen minutes behind schedule, Aaron O’Meara, flanked by his beaming parents, entered the main ballroom at Philadelphia’s D ...