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Each Thanksgiving, the West Oak Lane Business Association packages and delivers food baskets to less fortunate members of the neighborhoo ...

Not all New Jersey schools will have to test out a new teacher evaluation system. So says state Education Commissioner Chris Cerf, ...

In a letter to other voting members of the Delaware River Basin Commission, Delaware Governor Jack Markell says he will reject proposed r ...

Philadelphia City Council has approved a bill to prevent restaurants from deducting credit card fees from servers’ tips. ...

A Thursday homicide in Camden brings the city’s toll for the year to 42 — eight more than this time last year, ...

One year from now, assuming we don’t suffer another hanging chad crisis, we’ll know the tally of the ’12 presidential e ...

Retired Philadelphia Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua won’t testify at the abuse trial of Msgr. William Lynn; Frs. Charles Engelhardt, T ...

This happened two Mondays ago, the day before the election, when I was too busy to pay much attention to it. But in a very funny bit you ...

As Thanksgiving weekend approaches, the Jolly Old Elf has already been on the job for a few weeks. A few shopping malls brought in ...

The rumored consolidation of Rowan University, Cooper University Hospital, The College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Rutgers-Camden cam ...

They met through the newspaper, literally.   Two years ago, Little Apple owner Molly Cygan-Rossettie had newspaper pages t ...

Good morning, Feeders! Does pizza count as a vegetable, and could it ever? Coming up next week, Carolyn Beeler will look at federa ...

Just in case there was any confusion about who’s invited to the School District of Philadelphia school closing meetings, parents an ...

After spending 26 months captive in Iran, Elkins Park native Josh Fattal was honored this week by Cheltenham Township. The Board o ...

Occupy Philadelphia tried to make a move Thursday night, but was unsuccessful.  After a vote by the group’s general ass ...