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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 ...

Thomas Egan, the attorney for Montgomery County Commissioner James Matthews says his client will be exonerated of perjury charges leveled ...

Philadelphia DA Seth Williams says he won’t try to restore the death sentence for Mumia Abu-Jamal, convicted 30 years ago of killin ...

Alright, Philly sports fans. Hip Hop is officially gone (Here’s a little somet ...

A Philadelphia jury has awarded three women $72.6 million in compensatory damages over their use of the hormone therapy drug Prempro and ...

Now that the Republican race has evolved (or devolved) to a two-man tilt, the big question must be asked: Is Romney or Gingrich the more ...

It’s not just Philadelphia that’s struggling with the recent wet-wea ...

It happened almost immediately after he moved to Germantown. Robert Jones, originally from Atlanta, Ga., came to Philadelphia abou ...

Philadelphia’s “Holiday Celebration and Tree-Lighting Spectacular” is scheduled for 5 p.m. this evening, complete with ...

We want to know how you show your holiday spirit. Send us your photos of the best seasonal displ ...

The 22-year-old victim tells police that the Delaware State Police impostors drove Dodge Chargers with flashing police lights. The ...

The final report from Philadelphia’s Zoning Code Commission is getting a public hearing in City Council chambers before going up fo ...

The University of Delaware is pledging to increase diversity among its faculty and student body. The university’s board of t ...