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After an East Bradford family lost most of its belongings in a fire last month, the West Chester Area School District decided to take up ...

In the days since it published leaked documents detailing facilities plans at the School District of Philadelphia, the Public School Note ...

I don’t know what happened to Casey Anthony’s baby, but I’ve covered enough trials to know that if you’re opining ...

Some PECO customers are receiving bad news in the mail. 215,000 customers in the region who get their electricity from PECO will r ...

The Nutter administration heralded the management tool “Philly Stat” as a way to revolutionize city government. A year ago it ...

Don’t expect an apology anytime soon from N.J. Senate President Stephen Sweeney. Despite urging from the Christie administra ...

There’s one less person vying for one of Philadelphia’s city council-at-large seats. ...

Wondering why you can’t rent bikes on Kelly Drive anymore? So are a lot of other people, and so are Glenn Krotick and Joseph Wentze ...

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage announced yesterday it has awarded more than $1 million to 10 local theaters, performing arts pres ...

As we leave Independence Day ’11 in the rear view mirror, let’s lamentably note the latest manifestation of American ignoranc ...

One Philadelphia family is going to court with the U.S. treasury over the ownership of some rare coins. This sure puts fighting with your ...

Mt. Airy resident Kim Soles recycles used clothing into high-end fashions carried by stores such as Barneys New York, and Anthropologie ...

Smyrna and Clayton share a parade and fireworks each fourth of July.  The 2011 version featured marching bands, fire trucks, politic ...

More than two dozen friends and relatives gathered at the Criminal Justice Center on Filbert Street in Philadelphia on Wednesday for Greg ...

5th Police District Crime Blotter June 27 – ...