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In August 1937, Good Housekeeping ran an article titled “Why Is a Vacation?” The short answer was to obtain rest, the magazin ...

Anisha Wilson is still missing. Officer Tanya Little of the Philadelphia police’s Fifth District said today that the 18-year ...

Groups that help New Jersey residents deal with foreclosure cases say they’re concerned about a judge’s ruling that allows fo ...

Get a first-hand look at the story of Philadelphia through the eyes of artist and illustrator Michele Melcher in her show at The Little A ...

Delaware is now the 20th state to make it easier for patients who need prosthetics to afford them. Gov. Jack Markell signed legisl ...

Survey the mobile technology and review the latest technology gear as the Philadelphia PowerBook User Group meets from noon to 3 p.m. at ...

The weather may have wavered from rainstorms to sunshine, but volunteers continued their painting and hammering to complete renovations ...

Google has plans for a major acquisition–the largest in its history. The Internet giant intends to purchase Motorola Mobilit ...

Layoffs of 174 Promise Academy teachers can go forward, according to an agreement between the School District of Philadelphia and the Phi ...

It was on September 11, 2007, that a team of U.S. special operations forces descended from helicopters into a dusty camp at an Iraqi vill ...

“A new 9 p.m. weekend curfew implemented in Center City and parts of University City and West Philadelphia led to 50 arrests Friday ...

The longest serving U.S. senator in Pennsylvania’s history isn’t impressed with the “super committee” assigned to ...

When they first came to town, they landed in the middle of Center City, setting up a makeshift dry dock on a vacant lot on Broad Street. ...

You may have passed third grade like Rachel Seykot, but have you published a poem? Now a fifth-grader, the Upper Pittsgrove, N.J., ...

In recent political debates, patients have often been dubbed “consumers” or “empowered patients” but health polic ...