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Leaders from the nearly 50 Philadelphia area Catholic schools slated to close or be consolidated, met on Tuesday with officials from the ...

Federal regulators are warning Johnson & Johnson that it could face fines and other sanctions for selling faulty insulin pumps and d ...

All parties were due in court today for a judge’s decision on whether Mary Elizabeth Bogan could end her role as attorney for the H ...

New Jersey’s Department of Children and Families and Department of Human Services have six months to create a youth suicide prevent ...

A Bucks County Courier Times columnist wrote this morning that the teachers strike in the Neshami ...

The Pa. Department of Public Welfare says that, starting soon, food stamp applicants with a certain level of assets and savings will not ...

The Philadelphia police confirmed what many people in Northwest Philadelphia have suspected all along; the number of burglaries is slight ...

Would kids be less inclined to bully each other if they knew their peers better? That’s the hypothesis behind Haddonfield Mi ...

Police say the shooting that left two teenagers dead overnight in Juniata resulted from tensions that began on Facebook and in their Kens ...

Legend has it that more than 50 years ago in Lancaster, Pa., two women were baking when snow began to make its way onto the landscape. Th ...

You might recognize Hostess snacks as the ones you buy when the store is out of your favorite Tastykake. But the company that makes thing ...

Make that Days of Service. Monday, Jan. 16, is the official Martin Luther King Day of Service, but The Widener University ...

When your website has only four colors and everything is a bullet point, it’s time for an upgrade. The Pennsylvania General ...

Food for All Market at 7127 Germantown Ave. begins a liquidation sale today after a disastrous ...

A homebuyer assistance program that began in Wilmington last July has allocated all of its available funds and is suspending new applicat ...