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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 ...

In Camden County, more than 5 percent of households are home to three or more generations. In Gloucester County, it’s 4.86 percent; ...

There’s something even more unique about today’s mid-afternoon block party in Center City. It’s bicycle-powered. ...

Since April, Philadelphia has distributed more than one million free condoms around the city as part of its campaign to help stop the spr ...

Like an unruly teenager, Philip Abromats is without car and parking privileges after lashing out at a woman who took his parking spot. ...

Instead of stepping back from the Cumberland County, N.J. Freeholder race as planned, James Dunkins will instead run for Lou Magazzu̵ ...

With Harrisburg relinquishing its role as the sponsoring agency of Pennsylvania Task Force One, the Philadelphia Fire Department has step ...

Philadelphia Police are investigating allegations of misconduct filed against an officer this morning. The department’s publ ...

In Monday’s Washington Times, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is quoted giving a tongue-lashing to the city’s black youth, ...

Update: The PLCB and its employee union took the floor to argue against privatization. Union leader Wendell Young says t ...

Update: The Officer of City Controller Alan Butkovitz says the board has established an executive committee to oversee t ...

America has 15 great hiking cities, according to National Geographic. And believe it or not, ...

Philadelphia is likely to have another candidatea on the mayoral ballot this fall, and his last name isn’t Street. Diop Olug ...

Delaware’s newest U.S. District Court judge is settling into his chambers after being sworn in last week. Christopher J. Bur ...