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Philadelphia drivers had 34 fewer parking spaces to choose from on Friday. Non-profits, academic institutions and private companie ...

Admit it.  You’ve always wanted to peek over the stone walls and peer behind the curtains of your neighbors big, fancy house.& ...

A University of Pennsylvania bioethicist is offering Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann $10,000 if she can find proof tha ...

A New Jersey lawmaker is introducing legislation that would require Gov. Chris Christie to notify legislative leaders whenever he leaves ...

Officials from Corpus Christi Parish School in Lansdale and Nativity of Our Lord Parish School in Warminster will head to Washington, D.C ...

A business curfew set to go into effect this week in Camden is headed to court. Opponents, who filed suit last week, are scheduled to ap ...

The American Swedish Historical Museum might not be the first place you think of as a Philadelphia tourist attraction, but the Swedes wer ...

In an apparent conspiracy against Philadelphia, you won’t find our city — which happens to be in the middle of a little thing ...

As it does every year, the 20th-annual Doylestown Arts Festival will fuel another ty ...

Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick today will host two disaster recovery town halls in Bucks County. Constituents interested in learning ...

The Pennsylvania Senate will reconvene Monday after its summer recess with a full plate of issues to address. In outlining his leg ...

The Green Woods Charter School is still exploring a possible move to Manayunk’s Germany Hill, but the school’s leader says it ...

As of today, Harvey Pollack has word 3,000 T-shirts. Not all at once, but consecutively. Pollack, the ’76ers director of sta ...

There’s a lot going on in Rittenhouse this weekend, and it began today on the square. The Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show i ...

Students in Camden and East Trenton are outfitted with new backpacks and school supplies thanks to federal money handed out by the state. ...