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Sometimes even the best intentions have controversial consequences. Manayunk residents in the vicinity of Main and Rector streets ...

As high school football teams in New Jersey officially kick off their practice sessions Monday, new guidelines aim to prevent players fro ...

Some Philadelphia residents are tired of seeing telephone poles and fences plastered with “bandit” signs that advertise servi ...

Results are due Monday from the School District of Philadelphia’s investigation into its 2009 standardized test scores. The ...

Historic Germantown launched a new initiative this summer called Second Saturdays. This program, started in May, is a way to give tourist ...

WHYY will be making improvements to its antenna again on Saturday. Our radio signal may be interrupted for as much as several hours in th ...

Gov. Tom Corbett says if an impact fee does get past Pennsylvania’s Legislature, he doesn’t want to see the revenue end up in ...

  For Desiree Smith, one of the 56 Philadelphia Freedom School scholars at the Philadelphia Center for Arts and Technology (PCAT) ...

Flags in Pennsylvania will fly at half-s ...

Independent City Council candidate Jim Foster today was knocked off the Eighth District ballot after a city court ruled that he didn̵ ...

According to Delaware Governor Jack Markell, his week-long trip to Chile has been fruitful in more ways than one. News he shared from San ...

New research suggests that faith and religion influence people’s outlook on life and their mental health. As a result, the study ...

This weekend Philadelphia police will enforce a tighter curfew: 9 p-m for those younger than 18 in University City and Center City.  ...

The expanded police presence, extended rec center hours and tighter curfew laws begin now. This weekend is the first since city of ...

Not everyone is loving the $1 billion Gov. Chris Christie cut from the state budget, but the overall sentiment of voters is that they can ...