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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 ...

This just in from the Associated Press: Ex-Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky has posted $250,000 bail after spending a nigh ...

The memory of Lance Corporal Anthony Roberts of Bear, who was killed in Anbar Province in Iraq in 2004, will be honored today as Wreaths ...

For almost five years I have worked against the death penalty in Pennsylvania. The loss I have e ...

Delawareans in the military, or those who find themselves overseas, will be well-informed about the ability to vote in key elections back ...

New Jersey’s state attorney general is coming to Camden today to talk about how to address a spike in violence in a city that has l ...

The Indian River and Seaford School Districts are receiving state grants to fund their projects aimed at expanding family and community e ...

An eastern Pennsylvania man is headed to prison for the thefts of more than 200 memorial vases from cemeteries, ...

2011 State of Delaware business licenses expire at the end of the month, so it’s time to renew according to the state Division of R ...

The Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority has selected Northern Liberties-based Onion Flats to redevelop the Rivage property near Kelly Dr ...