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The Philadelphia Business Journal is reporting that the Environmental Integrity Project has named Pennsylvania the worst state in the nat ...

A long-awaited re-write of Philadelphia’s outdated zoning code got an initial approval today following a public hearing in a City C ...

The Northwest Raiders advanced to the 2011 Pop Warner National Championship finals with a 13-8 victory over the Pfafftown (NC) Packers on ...

Our two-part report on the fight to slow HIV begins with a look back 30 years. Health reporter Taunya English spoke with HIV physi ...

With more people doing their holiday shopping on the web, New Jersey’s tax coffers are taking a hit. John Holub is President of the ...

Following the much-vaunted departure of Hip Hop, the Philadelphia 76ers are giving fans a c ...

A great Philadelphia soul singer died over the weekend. Howard Tate was somewhat obscure, but revered amongst aficionados, and sta ...

Philadelphia Water Department crews have restored service to nearly 50 properties on Forrest Avenue that were left dry when a water main ...

  Compulsory. Unethical. Character building. These were some of the terms used to describe work by the 45 community members who p ...

A History Trail has been created to allow visitors and Delawareans to experience part of what made Delaware “The First State.” ...

[UPDATE] Jerry Sandusky has been taken to a Pennsylvania county jail after being unable to post $250,000 bail in cash. The fo ...

Philadelphia’s District Attorney has decided not to fight to re-impose the death penalty against Mumia Abu Jamal.  It means th ...

The latest cuts affect the company’s sales force and were not included in recent restructuring announcements that trimmed 3,500 res ...

Entertainment Weekly reports that FX’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” made the list of favorite TV show ...

Looking for some Christmas Cheer in the Germantown or West Oak Lane area? Here are a few ideas: Holiday Open House at Hist ...