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There could be two competing redistricting plans headed for a vote in Philadelphia City Council. Councilman Frank DiCicco says he ...

Philadelphia will continue as a Code for America partner, as the city announced today it has been tapped for a second year of assistance ...

Homework isn’t a word that just signals stress for kids. The parents feel it, too. The word alone makes parents and kids sigh. Thi ...

You’ve met the block captains. Not too long ago, NewsWorks introduced you to a handful of Philadelphia block captains who work tire ...

Former Flyers player Brad McCrimmon died this morning in a plane crash in Russia. A jet carrying the Lokomotiv hockey team of the KHL cra ...

A Philadelphia-based dealer is selling a letter from former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln worth about $100,000. Something tells us no em ...

The latest ruling in Carl Lewis’ attempt to run for New Jersey Senate will keep his name off the ballot, but the Olympian already h ...

DuPont has implemented a program to resolve claims that its product, Imprelis, damages trees. Complaints came in not long after Du ...

With the Marcellus Shale Coalition officially in town, opponents have plans to be outside the conference at the Pennsylvania Convention C ...

The man who led redevelopment efforts in Boston, Hartford, Providence and Charlotte will now do the same in Atlantic City. The Cas ...

Here’s the way things should go when you spot a sinkhole on your street: Call the city, the city secures it, the city determines th ...

A training program on how to recognize signs of child abuse hopes to reach five-percent of Delaware’s population within five years. ...

Most of New Jersey’s shellfish beds reopened yesterday following Hurricane Irene, though storms continue to threaten the area. The ...

Three Pennsylvania legislators have nominated Penn State Football Coach Joe Paterno for the Medal of Freedom for his “his substanti ...

You’ve got to feel a bit sorry for Mitt Romney. The guy has been running for president since 2006, earning at best a tepid receptio ...