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A vote could come this week in Philadelphia City Council that would require lead paint inspections each time an a new tenant moves into a ...

A usual meeting of the Land Use, Planning and Zoning (LUPZ) committee of the Chestnut Hill Community Association (CHCA) normally has a h ...

If you ran the red light this morning at Broad and Vine, you now have a ticket coming your way. The grace period had ended for the ...

While some Ogontz residents continue to fight the city’s plan to bring supervised housing for two at-risk groups to the former Kemb ...

As of yesterday, the public can browse submissions for the West Collection of Contemporary Art, and by vote, can help an artist win $25,0 ...

In an effort to save costs on medical expenses, some Delaware lawmakers want to contract for services directly with doctors and other pro ...

On Thursday night, over a dozen community members and businessmen gathered at Leverington Presbyterian Church for the December meeting of ...

Occupy Philadelphia’s tent city is no longer stationed next to City Hall, but members of the group say they’re angry, and the ...

With 11,006 students, 16 on-campus drug arrests and a drug safety grade of C-, Rowan University has earned itself the No. 13 spot on the ...

Being convicted of and sentenced to jail for identity theft doesn’t make you a model candidate for a cashier job. Jocelyn Ki ...

New Jersey’s National Guard commander announced his resignation plans as his relationship with a female subordinate is made public. ...

Authorities have charged a Fairhill woman for abandoning a horse found roaming Sunday in Kensington. ...

In the spirit of transparency, the U. S. Supreme Court should join the 21st century and allow TV cameras to air the impending oral argume ...

There were no signs of police activity on the stretch of Ogontz Avenue nestled between the Ogontz Plaza and the Rock Church of God around ...

What does work mean to you?  The “How We Fish” project invites the communit ...