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Opponents of liquor store privatization in Pennsylvania say the plan being debated now would replace the state’s monopoly on wholes ...

Less than a month after the Trenton Devils folded, minor league hockey has returned to New Jersey’s capital city. The new Trenton T ...

Members of the Philadelphia Youth Poetry Movement went to San Francisco to compete in an inter ...

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Moving starts out as a rational process. Boxes are labeled and numbered, like is arranged with like, all of it is wrapped and taped caref ...

When I was writing for the Philadelphia Daily News, I always opened my morning copy of the Inquirer with some apprehension, because the o ...

The 2011 Face to Face Summer camp hosted a special program Thursday night featuring presentations from campers, including the video above ...

Philadelphia Media Network has announced a purchase agreement for its building at 400 N. Broad St. and its adjacent parking spaces. ...

Officials with Philadelphia’s District Attorney’s Office were in West Mt. Airy Wednesday night to talk about the agency’ ...

Plans to sink the USS Radford off the coast of Delaware will be unveiled this afternoon at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Governor Ma ...

About 35,000 babies are born with congenital heart disease in the United States every year. Better open-heart surgery techniques m ...

Fifty-seven guns were collected Saturday during a two-and-a-half-hour window at the Darby Borough Police Department. The township ...

This summer’s heat has already killed 25 people in Philadelphia. A University of Pennsylvania emergency room doctor envisions a fut ...

Pamela Williams has been hard at work over the last week ...

Scott Alexander has performed for the cameras, but the magician has even bigger aspirations. A contestant on America’s Got Tale ...