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The owners of a historic estate just north of Philadelphia have been forced to give it back to its previous owners. The 42-acre ...

One of Philadelphia’s legendary restaurants will close this weekend as a new owner begins renovations. After 48 years, Georg ...

A collapsed 100-foot section of wall along the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia could cost $1.3 million to rebuild. The crumbling stretc ...

One of the primary sponsors of New Jersey’s anti-bullying law plans to file some changes Monday to keep the law in effect. T ...

Friday is the 50th anniversary of Wilt Chamberlain’s record 100-point game. The basketball star was playing for the Philadel ...

Advocates marking the first-year anniversary of the end Pennsylvania’s adultBasic health-care program say there’s relief in s ...

Among the many questions posed by Padge Victoria Windslowe’s arrest at an East Germantown “ ...

New Jersey’s Hope Creek nuclear reactor is operating with reduced power after a recirculating pump shut down yesterday afternoon. ...

For the second time in about a week, police in Newark are investigating a train accident, this time it resulted in death.   < ...

Medford, N.J. students certainly have something to talk about today. Township Schools Superintendent Joseph Del Rossi has been arr ...

This year’s Philadelphia City Council budget hearings are going to have a different feel – and different locations. City C ...

The member of Occupy Philadelphia who is challenging Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz won’t be on the ballot in the Democratic primar ...

As you check the weather on a daily basis to find out if this wacky winter promises snow or sun, West Nile Virus might be the furthest th ...

I-95 through Philadelphia is due for some scheduled maintenance, and many big dreamers see this as an opportunity not simply to renovate ...

Chester County-based Synthes Inc. is being sued for the deaths of two patients who died in bone cement surgeries. Four company exe ...