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Gov. Tom Corbett’s office is mum on the details of a commission that will serve as the first step in a process to privatize Pennsyl ...

Officials with the Philadelphia Police Department say West Mt. Airy residents had little way of knowing that a neighborhood garage was pa ...

Pittsburgh is spelled weird. But folks who live there consider the “America’s Most Misspelled City” title just a ...

The excessive heat warning is now in effe ...

About 1,000 have applied for jobs at the Costco set to open in Limerick next month, though there are only 90 to 100 positions to go aroun ...

What looked like a probably-happening last week has become an almost definite. Superfresh has posted help wanted signs at the Bart ...

MTV’s Jersey Shore show isn’t wreacking the havoc on the vacation destination that many have suggested it does. ...

Come September eighth, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will have a new spiritual leader. “It’s Shap-u, shap first syl ...

A group of Philadelphians joined a movement yesterday that’s spreading across the nation as inmates at California’s Pelican Bay P ...

Ash trees in some Montgomery County boroughs are sporting purple boxes. But the brightly colored additions are for testing, not decorativ ...

After reducing the sodium levels in some of its soups to 45 percent last year, Campbell’s has announced it will put some of the sal ...

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick joined the Humane Society of the United States today to push legislation cracking down on an ...

After 16 years at the helm, the president of the Southern New Jersey AFL-CIO is stepping down.  State Senator Donald Norcross says t ...

Add Brewerytown to the list of neighborhoods that has its own blog. Billed as “your home for local news, events, pictures, a ...

The Philadelphia Housing Authority could pay twice what it offered last year to settle a sexual harassment complaint against former Execu ...