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Members of the East Falls Community Council (EFCC) gathered Monday night at East Falls Presbyterian Church to hear about new happenings i ...

The state of Pennsylvania’s plan to end food assistance to people who have more than $2,000 in savings is getting quite a reaction. ...

More than 100 former NFL players have filed concussion suits against the league seeking damages for their injuries and side effects, but ...

U.S. Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa, wants to bring the Meth Project to the Keystone State. ...

Today, Cindy Bass, Councilwoman for the 8th District, announced that she would begin regularly holding “Coffee with the Councilwoman” ...

New Jersey’s Urban Hope Act has cleared one hurdle. The Senate has approved the bill that would allow privately owned compan ...

You’ll find a lot of Philly in Florida. Aside from the local ex-pats who retire there and the tourists who head to Disney when they ...

The Environmental Protection Agency has filed a suit against Lovett Contracting, Inc. for what the EPA says was Lovett’s improper c ...

You know the snapshot: a woman puts a match to her kitchen faucet and, as water comes out, there’s a huge flame. It’s an image ...

Pelham’s historian, Lois Frischling uncovered the forgotten story of this wonderful assemblage of late Victorian homes, in West Mt. Air ...

What if, through a video game system, the Internet could measure your body and make it easier to buy clothes online? It sounds a l ...

Update, 5 p.m., Tuesday—One analyst thinks ConocoPhillips may choose not to demolish its idled oil refinery in Trainer, Delaware C ...

Following arguments today, a judge must decide if items seized from James Lee Troutman’s jail cell can be used as evidence in the r ...

After Mitt Romney narrowly defeated Rick Santorum in the Iowa Caucus, it’s on to New Hampshire. The Republican primary is underway ...

The Greater Philadelphia Martin Luther King Day of Service is naturally a big deal here, but Thursday, two of its organizers will receive ...