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After a large recall of ground beef this month and worries that the meat was tainted by a hard-to-treat bacteria, there is renewed debate ...

Safety officials say this is the season for extra vigilance about carbon monoxide risks. Safety officials say this is the season ...

The donation brings the William Penn Foundation holdings to $1.9 billion dollars, putting it among the top 30 charities in the country. ...

Speakers remembered Peggy Amsterdam as tenacious, passionate, and fun. The late director of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alli ...

Under the previously approved hike, turnpike drivers will encounter a 3% toll increase. The new year means new tolls on a major hi ...

The city saw 302 murders so far in 2009, down from 333 in 2008. Violent crime in Philadelphia is down compared to previous years. ...

The American Postal Workers Union has filed a lawsuit to stop the closing of the Postal Service Distribution Center in Swedesboro. ...

To kick off 2010, the City of Wilmington is offering residents a bargain with free admission to its First Night Celebration. ...

The concern is about a process known as fracting where water containing chemicals is forced into the ground to push out natural gas. ...

The Mummers will only have to cover about $40,000 in expenses for their annual parade after a combination of reduced costs and private do ...

The Christmas tree recycling program begins January 9th and ends January 16th. The Philadelphia Streets Department has one last wi ...

One hundred and fifteen tables are set up at the Modern Language Association annual convention for college reps to interview prospective ...

The health care bills now headed to a Congressional conference committee require states to serve more people through Medicaid. But will t ...