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While federal lawmakers have put an end to U.S. funding for President Barack Obama’s national high-speed rail program next year, it ...

Gov. Chris Christie wants the lame duck session of the New Jersey Legislature to enact more measures to control property taxes. In ...

Dr. Fred Simeone, whose Simeone Museum in Philadelphia has been open since 2008, can now boast his museum is the best of its kind in the ...

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts has added a new, major work to its contemporary art collection: the meditative, 90-minute video ...

Philadelphia’s Mutter Museum of the College of Physicians just added a bit of genius to its collection of medical oddities. ...

A tweak to a state proposal to change teacher evaluations would make the new rubric apply not just to Pennsylvania’s public schools ...

The People for People Community Development Credit Union in North Philadelphia has been issued a cease and desist order from the National ...

The 13th Street bike lane will stay, the city has decided, after a test period that unearthed few problems for motorists and cyclists. ...

A grassroots march this afternoon will call attention to something most people probably don’t give a second thought to on their dai ...

Did Pope Benedict XV! make out with Sheik Ahmed el-Tayeb of Cairo? You can bet not, but he appears to be doing so in an ad for Benetton c ...

The state Attorney General’s Office is asking a Philadelphia judge to reverse his decision to throw out all evidence connected to s ...

An environmental group says the clean car standards proposed by the Obama Administration will have some big benefits for New Jersey. ...

The Penn State University child sex abuse scandal has spread well beyond campus and now it’s in Pittsburgh. Former PSU and S ...