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For so much power under the hood — 400 horsepower, 900 pound feet of torque and an estimated 67 miles per gallon — the newly ...

City Council has a plan for re-drawing the city’s councilmanic districts. Actually, it has two. Council’s deadline for adjust ...

If all goes according to plan, but the end of the year, Philadelphia’s Department of Licenses & Inspections will have shared it ...

John Palmieri is up against a big challenge. As the recently announced head of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority, he’s ...

As the fall college semester gets underway, the ...

Someone got an extra with their Kenzinger last week. Philadelphia Brewing Co. sold one of two winning lottery tickets drawn Wednesday, an ...

Mold has been discovered at three Willingboro School District schools in New Jersey, forcing one to close all week. Willingboro Hi ...

Sen. Bob Casey is doing double duty today in Bucks County with a tour of Lockheed Martin and a look at Yardley’s Hurricane Irene da ...

In this second of eight excerpts from parenting guide “Letting Go with Love and Confidence”: A cell phone will bring abo ...

Jury selection began this morning for the three men charged with the July 2009 beating death of a man outside a Phillies game. Cha ...

The race is heating up already for Pennsylvania’s 2014 gubernatorial election, and Tom Corbett’s first challenger has emerged ...

Get out and enjoy your afternoon with local food vendors and artists at the High Point Cafe. The High Point Cafe is holding its we ...

It’s your chance to explore history in your neighborhood at “The Worlds of Thomas Jefferson at Laurel Hill.” The ...

Academy of Natural Sciences researchers have been hard at work on new discoveries dating back hundreds of millions years. A team o ...

Philadelphia Police have issued another call for information from the public regarding several burglaries at a West School House Lane apa ...