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The construction around Philadelphia City Hall is causing some problems.  City officials are trying convince pedestrians to take a s ...

Every now and then, the Philadelphia Parking Authority eases up. Like on Wednesdays after 5 p.m., and every Saturday after 11 a.m. ...

On Thursday, droves of people made their way to the first-ever community job fair at True United Church on Old York Road. The Oak Lane ev ...

The reward is now up to $500 for the return of the head of Bridgeton’s Civil War monument. The statue in Bridgeton City Park ...

The Delaware State Police are hosting a community-wide food drive to benefit the Food Bank of Delaware through Dec. 19. Col ...

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DuPont Co. will pay a $725,000 fine in its settlement with the N.J. Department of Environmental Protection for violations at the company& ...

I’m in New York this weekend for a peculiar rite of the state’s political elite – the Pennsylvania Society Weekend. It& ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday! We’ve got two transit-related stories for you today. Emma Jacobs will hear from fol ...

Glassboro High School is hoping Justin Bieber can make it to the school’s prom, and one student is doing everything he can to make ...

A new poll shows Pennsylvanians support the firing of legendary Penn State football coach Joe Paterno following child sex abuse allegatio ...

After months of protracted controversy, the $14 million shopping plaza at the corner of West Chelten and Pulaski Avenues will be official ...

Shortages of o.b. tampons this year have led women to stockpile them. Now, Johnson & Johnson, fac ...

Hip-hop blasts from car radios and storefronts as Germantown’s business district comes to life. But inside Walt’s Barber Sho ...

Before pitching the multitude of holiday weekend ideas, I’ll share the latest hit with our family.  I highly recommend that you ta ...