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Federal regulators have made a direct link between fracking and groundwater contamination. Fracking uses water and chemicals to remove na ...

The transfer of some 200 paramedics has their union and members of Philadelphia City Council upset. Firefighters Union head Willia ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers and advocates for veterans met Thursday for a state Senate Democratic Policy Committee round-table discussion of h ...

The annual Black Achievers in Business and Industry Awards, a fundraiser for the YMCA Walnut Street program, will feature CNN’s Sol ...

The city of Philadelphia is pulling out all the stops for its New Year’s Celebration. This year it again will include two firework ...

CBS 3 is reporting that several children at a Kensington elementary school have been taken to St. Christopher’s Hospital for Child ...

Folks who know how to distill their own small-batch spirits should already be happy, but the Pennsylvania State Senate just made them a l ...

The Pennsylvania SPCA is searching a Philadelphia home after an unreported number of dead dogs were found in the back yard. ...

A man was murdered Wednesday night in the Cedarbrook section of the city, according to police. Officers responded to the 1200 bloc ...

Despite a raging rainstorm, several dozen people gathered Wednesday night at Canaan Baptist Church on Pulaski Avenue to publicly oppose t ...

A volunteer effort to bring some of the comforts of home to military memb ...

  At long last, it’s decision time for the Chestnut Hill Community Association on the 8200 Germantown Ave. proposals, as its co ...

Looking for some Christmas Cheer in the Mt. Airy or Chestnut Hill? Here are a few ideas:   Dickens Christmas Party at M ...

On Wednesday, the Philadelphia Housing Authority held its second property auction. This sale, meant to get homes the agency has held onto ...

The Republican Minority Leader in the state House of Representatives says he’s considering his political options for 2012, but will ...