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The federal agency that oversees organ transplants wants to start regulating face and hand transplants in same way it monitors kidneys, h ...

Attorneys for a 75-year-old man still imprisoned on parole violations despite being found not guilty of killing a Philadelphia police off ...

A long list of Catholic schools is slated for closure or consolidation by the Philadelphia archd ...

Two more Phillies players have been chosen to appear on the team’s mural, ...

A New Jersey Superior Court judge has decided. It’s the law enforcement officials, not the mayor, who have jurisdiction over daily ...

It will be another few months of battling the elements for Philadelphia’s homeless. Meanwhile, with the city halfway through a 10-y ...

One tradition stretching back to the 1940s won’t be at this year’s Pennsylvania Farm Show. Radio coverage by experienced agri ...

Many experts argue that Rick Santorum’s vision “to restore America’s greatness through promotion of freedom a ...

Try as you might to avoid answering the door when your friendly utility company rep comes a-calling, the Philadelphia Water Department is ...

A delegation from the Philadelphia government and public schools traveled to Denver this week to see how that city gets traditional publi ...

A Philadelphia official who took money from the DROP retirement incentive program wants to find a way to give at least some back. ...

A fire broke out Friday morning in a vacant four-story building, adjacent to Germantown’s Vernon Park, in the 5800 block of Germant ...

An attorney with a background in domestic violence and sexual abuse cases now has a new role at the Philadelphia District Attorney’ ...

As the Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced Friday which Catholic schools will be closed, a Philadelphia city councilman said he has fir ...

Delaware’s Division of Public Health is getting a big boost from Uncle Sam, to the tune of $704,118. Delaware’s Congre ...