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It’s been two years since Georgetown Police Officer Chad Spicer was killed in the line of duty, but still raw emotions resurfaced f ...

Reversing a decision from a week and a half ago to allow Carl Lewis to run for state senate in New Jersey, a federal appeals court h ...

Summit Aviation in Middletown cuts the ribbon on a new hangar, paint facility, and other buildings.   The upgrades also inclu ...

It’s the city of Brotherly Love and apparently a city that is friendly to its pedestrians. The City of Philadelphia has anno ...

Shoppers in Philadelphia are finding there are more ways to purchase their food other than the supermarket. ...

More than 100 bands descend on Dewey Beach starting today for the town’s tenth annual music conference. The Dewey Beach Mus ...

The Manayunk EcoArts Festival kicked off Wednesday night with a tasty sizzle as the Eats Along The Street (EATS) food festival took over ...

Despite serious questions about his guilt, Troy Davis was killed late last night by the state of Georgia. That news should give tonight ...

Remember this guy? The Catholic high school baseball coach arrested earlier this week for corruption of a minor after he allegedly plied ...

Tonight’s the night: Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates is coming to Philadelphia to receive the 2011 Liberty Medal. Gate ...

Census figures show New Jerseyans had less money in their pockets in 2010 even though the recession officially ended in mid-2009, the AP ...

This year marks a major milestone for Cunningham Piano Company, as they celebrate 120 years in the Germantown community. The compa ...

This past Saturday Happy Hollow held their centennial celebration, making it the oldest playground in Philadelphia. According to h ...

Northern Home for Children on Ridge Avenue in Roxborough is raising money for a major building overhaul. The social service provider plan ...

You don’t need a cruise to the South Pacific to get your tiki fix, you can look outside your car window as you drive south on Rt. 1 ...