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The city Planning Commission this week voted against a bill introduced ...

“We’re not going to force people to talk, but we’re encouraging them to talk,” said Harris Sokoloff, director of ...

Is there a new hotel coming to Fishtown or not? Based on the little information the city and neighborhood leaders have and the min ...

New Jersey ranks sixth in the percentage of fatal crashes involving drivers 65-years of age or older and 10th in the total number of lice ...

A two bedroom, two and half bath townhouse in the Midtown Brandywine section of Wilmington is the city’s latest effort to revitaliz ...

Pennsylvania government officials are publicizing updated fish consumption advisories, including a clarification that prohibits harvest ...

A driver who turned her car onto the railroad tracks near West Main Street and New London Road in Newark, narrowly escaped being in the c ...

The foreclosure crisis continues to exert its grip on our nation, and if Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbet ...

WHYY/NewsWorks reporter Emma Jacobs tells us the charges have been dismissed for the 10 people arrested during the Oct. 23 Occupy Philly ...

Ten Occupy Philadelphia protesters have been acquitted. The ten protesters arrested in October are the first from the group to be tried i ...

A jury has found former Ph ...

Roxborough Memorial Hospital has changed hands for the second time in five years. ...

Sterling High School Senior Kevin McGuire ...

Students at Villanova University have already spoken out about the cancellation of a gay performance artist’s appearance. No ...

The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia (LTSP) has become a nexus for clergy and laity alike. Th ...