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Three dozen state attorneys general, including those from Pennsylvania and Delaware, are asking to sit down with the head of Google to di ...

The weather outside 6833 Germantown Avenue was drab and gray on Friday, February 24 and the atmosphere inside the premesis was just as gl ...

The Community College of Philadelphia has presented what it says will be its “last and best offer” to unionized staff.  ...

Philadelphia will get $50 million in New Market Tax Credits from the federal Community Development Financial Institutions Fund.The federa ...

Doctors, hospital administrators and other medical experts are coming to Philadelphia to discuss better ways of delivering health care. ...

In celebration of 75 years of service, North Light Community Center looks to its roots as it honors some major benefactors at its Hobo Ba ...

It may come as a surprise to tourists visiting the Philadelphia Zoo, but leafy West Philly is in the city, which means parking ...

Foundation, mascara, rouge: Many women use makeup to enhance their features and add a splash of color. But according to new research, for ...

Caffeine consumers often walk a fine line between alertness and jittery nerves. A new smartphone app developed by Penn State scientists < ...

A New Jersey Senate Committee will consider legislation today to create a health insurance exchange in the state. The exchange is ...

Thirty-nine years ago, New Jersey State Trooper Werner Foerster was killed on the New Jersey Turnpike, executed by a woman wanted for ban ...

The journalism shake-up continues, this tim ...

Historic Germantown, a consortium of 15 cultural and historic sites in Northwest Philadelphia, has been nominated for the Councilman Davi ...

When we’re having a terrible day or when tragedy strikes, often, the first question that comes to mind is “why me?” ...

Former N.J. Gov. Dick Codey says executive orders he signed seven years ago did not give the New York City Police Department the authorit ...