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It’s not always possible to make a call to 911. And because we seem more inclined to text these days, the Federal Communications Co ...

The first of three public hearings on redrawing city council district lines will happen tomorrow at Philadelphia City Hall.   ...

New Jersey flags will fly at half-staff Friday for Army Ranger Alessandro “Sandrino” Plutino. Plutino, of Pitman, died Monday ...

Oh, New Jersey. Always passing notes with lipstick kisses and pulling pigtails on the playground… No wonder you’re the ...

For Felicia Roche, Pennell Elementary School’s likely future as an aborted Promise Academy is particularly painful. As a mem ...

When you get a Dumpster permit in Phoenixville, there’s a self-imposed 30-day deadline. Want that Dumpster for longer? No problem. ...

Philadelphia’s TLA video stores are the latest casualty of a national movement toward renting movies by mail or streaming them onli ...

Philadelphia lawyer Alan Kessler has resigned from the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors as the Office of Inspector General investig ...

Lamb kabobs, curried spinach, tandoori chicken – just some of the new tastes now available at ...

The region’s nuclear plants are prepared to prevent a cyber attack, according to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. ...

Come one, come all, to the cosmic joke otherwise known as The Iowa Straw Poll.On Saturday night, a tiny slice of the Iowa Republican elec ...

Haverford College — recently named to Forbes’ Best Colleges list — has appointed an interim president as former Preside ...

The mosquito-spraying continues, this time in Pennypack Park. Parts of Chester, Montgomery and Delaware counties have been sprayed ...

Everybody wins, especially students, thanks to a new partnership between Delaware’s Colonial School District and Wilmington Univers ...

After Wall Street’s wild ride this week, the board overseeing Philadelphia’s $3.7 billion  pension fund is pulling $50 m ...