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The Philadelphia teachers union says the school district is violating state regulations by having principals and counselors hand out pres ...

Hardly any snow has fallen in the region this season, making life difficult for skiers and sledders. It’s no picnic for dogs ...

The opening of the Barnes Foundation gallery on the Parkway in Philadelphia is still months away, but tickets became available to members ...

In January, Southwest Airlines Inc. stopped offering direct trips from Philadelphia to airports in New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Now, t ...

Retired Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua, who served as head of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia for more than 15 years, has died. He was 88. ...

A Ukrainian youth hockey coach facing sexual abuse charges in Philadelphia today agreed to remain in federal custody until trial. ...

Replacing Pepsi with a five-year agreement, Coke is now the official soft drink of Ocean City, Md. The city that shares a name wit ...

If things go as planned, the year-long Scoop the Poop pilot program will be a win for everyone in Philadelphia. Started last year ...

There’s plenty of green at the Philadel­phia Auto Show this year with new all-electric and hybrid vehi­cles. For the well-heeled gre ...

A Pennsylvania lawmaker is proposing a financial lifeline for more than a dozen of the state’s poorest school districts — inc ...

The administration of Gov. Tom Corbett is relaxing the guidelines of an asset test it wants to impose on people seeking food stamps, and ...

New Jersey lawmakers are considering legislation that would require the addition of fluoride to all public water systems. While mo ...

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Germantown High School Principal Margaret Mullen-Bavwidinsi and dean of students/football coach Michael Hawkins could not conceal their p ...

Ten winners have been chosen from the 80 submissions into Delaware’s Division of Fish and Wildlife photo contest. Entries we ...