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As a 36-year resident of Philadelphia, I have no problem with people who want to take a shot at the city from time to time. Who do ...

Tuesday could be a key day in a pair of Northwest developments, as the city Planning Commission considers the next phase of a development ...

New Jersey lawmakers may soon weigh whether to make raw, unpasteurized milk legal in the Garden State. A bill passed by the state ...

Generating buzz at this week’s Society for Neuroscience meeting in Washington, D.C., are various applications for a new generation ...

For the planned year-long celebration of Charles Dickens’ 200th birthday, the Free Library of P ...

This January, Philadelphia City Council will welcome six new members – a lot of turnover for a legislative body that tends not to chang ...

More than 3,000 people mourned the loss of legendary boxer Smokin’ Joe Frazier at a “Homegoing Celebration” held today ...

Last month, the Nobel Prize for physics was awarded to three scientists who discovered that, since the Big Bang, the universe has been ex ...

Gov. Tom Corbett signed a new Pennsylvania law meant to minimize head injuries among student athletes Monday. The new law requires ...

Following a report in October that the state of Pennsylvania could make up to $1.6 billion from the sale of wholesale and retail lic ...

NewsWorks’ continuing coverage of the Penn State University child sex abuse scandal ...

Along with educators and students, the parents of the late Tyler Clementi attended a symposium at Rutgers University Monday to talk about ...

A New Jersey company is in line to get a piece of a big government contract for renewable energy research.   MC Fuhrman and A ...

Krispy Kreme is baking cakes. Bruno’s is serving up sandwiches. ...

It appears that Philadelphia City Council has a new president.   A petition has been signed by 10 current and incoming counci ...