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The Federal Emergency Management Agency says Pennsylvanians in more than two dozen counties–including Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Mon ...

If you needed something to make you forget about the $950,000 taxpayer-funded buyout Philadelphia schools chief Arlene Ackerman got, mayb ...

The Schuylkill River Heritage Area, Exelon Nuclear and the Philadelphia Water Department will announce the recipients of the 2011 Schuylk ...

Four Philadelphia organizations were awarded $1 million grants today to help aid start-ups. The ...

New Castle County’s Police Chief is ending his career of more than 20 years with the police force.  Colonel David McGow ...

Fresh off visiting a Cherry Hill, New Jersey elementary school today, Governor Chris Christie said he’s tired of seeing schools han ...

Philadelphia’s Latino community is getting together this Sunday at ...

Federal officials came to Philadelphia Tuesday to show their support for innovative entrepreneurs.   Acting U.S. Commerce ...

Independent City Council candidate Brian Rudnick recently opened his Eighth District campaign headquarters in the Mt. Airy section of Phi ...

The striking Archdiocese of Philadelphia High School teachers have offered an olive branch to the church, but it appears the Archdiocese ...

Mayor Nutter has decided Philadelphia city health centers will not participate in an ...

The state Environmental Protection Department has seized four giant tortoises, one as large as 500 pounds, from a New Jersey home. ...

Be careful when taking too long to get either in or out of your car. Some impatient soul may just throw a cup of hot coffee at you. ...

A plaque dedication for fallen firefighter Tracey Champion is scheduled to begin tomorrow at 11 a.m. at 63rd and Lancaster Avenue. ...

The oldest brewer in the United States is set to expand its distribution into the Ohio market, according to the Associated Press. ...