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Who says the beach and coffee don’t go together? Research from Rutgers University shows a stronger link between caffeine and ...

Philadelphia City Council Tuesday gave the public a midmorning chance to weigh in on the controversial process of redistricting during th ...

Phoenixville Borough Council has given conditional-use approval to a mixed-used development on the site of an old steel mill near French ...

Are you a geek? Of course you are; we all are. So we want ...

Kariym Muhammad was safe and sound in his Spongebob pajamas this morning after police spent part of last night searching for him. ...

Victoria Huggins Peurifoy worked as a technical writer for the Internal Revenue Service for 35 years. At her retirement party, she ...

Despite being an award-winning garden using a popular planting style, Levittown’s “lasagna garden” behind the Middletow ...

Philadelphia’s green wave has little to do with energy efficiency or eco friendliness. The initiative to keep your car movin ...

Uh oh, here we go. Rick Perry has been the GOP’s designated savior for barely 72 hours, and already he’s fouling the atmosphe ...

The Society Hill Civic Association will get to pick the shade of gray for the concrete portions of the neighborhood’s new ADA-compl ...

A New Castle business owner is trying to convince state lawmakers to ban carpet from landfills. Ron Simonetti founded Waste Carpet ...

New Jersey’s historical sites will see $10 million to help fund construction projects and educational programs. Gov. Chris C ...

A preliminary hearing is scheduled today for Amir Jamal, the 18-year-old accused of a late-June shooting at a Strawberry Mansion rec cent ...

Exelon Nuclear’s Limerick Generating Station has cleared the first hurdle in renewing its operating license: getting the application ac ...

Delmarva Power rolled the dice when it began charging customers higher rates while waiting for the approval to do so. No such appr ...