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It’s not often you run into traffic on Germantown Avenue for a Quidditch tournament. This weekend, if you do hit traffic, Qu ...

Julie Lorch, cycling enthusiast and author of “Where to Bike Philadelphia” is a Philadelphia resident and has been for most o ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Chestnut Hill, Mt. ...

Through Sunday, 2,200 participants in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure are walking from Willow Grove to the Philadelphia Navy Yard t ...

The Pennsylvania Senate plans to consider on Monday the bill to put the commonwealth in control of the city of Harrisburg’s finance ...

Just like humans, dogs can suffer from arthritis. A new survey suggests that it may be striking them at a younger age. Related sto ...

The mood was upbeat along Main Street on Friday afternoon as participants from the Susan G. Komen three-day walk for the cure strolled th ...

A surprising hit of the new theater season is a play about Baruch Spinoza, a philosopher of the Enlightenment era. The Lantern The ...

Gabriel Quinn Bauriedel is co-founder of the Pig Iron Theatre company, one of Philadelphia’s most successful experimental theater t ...

A new playground opening in Cherry Hill, N.J., this weekend is specially designed for children with disabilities. At first, ...

With all of its spooky historic mansions, if Germantown isn’t down in the record books as the most haunted neighborhood in America, ...

Any fall weekend at Reading Terminal Market brings throngs of people to the area. But ...

Friendly work place competition can fuel productiveness and lead to innovation – but when employees feel disconnected from their co ...

The walls of the Pennsylvania Capitol’s lower Rotunda will be adorned with work by artists with disabilities for the rest of the mo ...

Philadelphia City Council has voted to join a lawsuit that would require the Delaware River Basin Commission to conduct impact studies be ...