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Philadelphia police have arrested a Catholic school baseball coach on charges including corrupting the morals of a minor, simple assault, ...

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board has ended its wine kiosk program. But even with a million dollars in dispute, the head of th ...

An area computer consultant is offering software he says will handle everything you need to run a political campaign, completely free. ...

A largely-unnoticed legal fight is underway in Philadelphia that could make the police officers’ union the most powerful political ...

A new documentary film by Temple University professor Eran Pr ...

The kick-off for the second annual Manayunk Eco-Arts Festival promises to be a touching event that will make you hungry. On Wednesday, ch ...

Before she found the Germantown Restoration CDC’s food service training program, Chatel Royster was struggling. This time last year ...

Gov. Chris Christie is backing a plan for merging several medical schools that he says will improve New Jersey’s medical education ...

Charges have been filed against a baseball coach from Ss. Neumman Goretti High School in South Philadelphia. Louis Spadaccini, 37, ...

Turns out sharks are pretty good at fighting off viruses, and researchers have taken notice. Merion-based Dr. Michael Zasloff tell ...

There are many pieces to the Delaware Avenue/Columbus Boulevard traffic study, and one could ease the stress of drivers relatively soon. ...

A day after the chairman and another member of Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission resigned, Mayor Michael Nutter has appointed ...

A Pennsylvania senator plans to introduce legislation to create a disaster relief fund for the state, and already has some ideas about fu ...

A slight change in policy wording could be considered a big win for students in Phoenixville, who are no longer “prohibited” ...

More than a year after plans for a bike-racing track in Coatesville were formulated, another extension has been granted — this time ...