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Many of Philadelphia’s police facilities are in disrepair, and the Fraternal Order of Police wants the city to do something about i ...

Lewes, Rehoboth Beach and South Bethany are among towns getting money to transplant adult trees into backyards, parks and streets. ...

Philly mag has found a story so exclusive even the subject of it didn’t know about. It seems Carl Greene, former head of the ...

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will receive the 2011 Pete du Pont Freedom Award tonight in Wilmington.  The award is desi ...

Facing a tough re-election year, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania has criticized President Barack Obama’s jobs proposal. Casey t ...

Good morning, Feeders! It’s back to court again for Carl Lewis. The Olympian is in Third District court for a rehearing abou ...

Two New Jersey teens have been charged with stealing from Washington Crossing State Park during Hurricane Irene, targeting the visitor ...

High school students in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia return to class today and their teachers will lead the classrooms with some new c ...

H.J. Heinz Co. is bringing its new ketchup packets to grocery stores and other retailers nationwide, the world’s largest ketchup ma ...

The financially troubled Philadelphia Orchestra and Peter Nero and the Philly Pops have agreed to end their six-year business partnership ...

Nearly 1,500 people turned out for Saturday’s Germantown Fashion & Arts Festival, an outdoor event held along Germantown Avenue ...

An area researcher says a synthetic version of a compound found in sharks may have broad implications for preventing and treating viral i ...

The Germantown Historical Society and the Mt. Airy Learning Tree hosted the second annual “At Home in the Old Germantown Township: ...