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It’s billed as Delaware’s oldest 4th of July parade. The Smyrna-Clayton parade along Main Street in Clayton proved in 2011 that it st ...

Some new South Philadelphia homes have risen from the rubble of a crumbling public housing project.   Philadelphia Housing Au ...

Environmentalists in New Jersey are urging Governor Christie to sign a bill to stop a controversial process for extracting natural gas. & ...

The 2011 Philadelphia QFest begins on Thursday, July 7, and runs through July 18. This marks ...

Here’s a quick quiz culled from the opinion pages in Ghana, where I’m teaching this summer: Who is the imperialist race trait ...

This week Doron Taussig and Dave Davies sit down to hash out the budgetary year that was. Things got off to a slow start  but heated ...

“Explain it to me like I’m a 6-year-old.” That was the favorite line of Joe Miller, the lawyer played by Denzel ...

There’s less need to worry about finding a free Internet connection on the go this summer—at least for a short while.  ...

Summer is tick season and Lyme disease is not the only malady the insidious creatures transmit. New Jersey, along with other states in th ...

A self-made man with no patience for social niceties, John Adams described himself as “obnoxious and unpopular” in his advoca ...

Spilled coffee, an argument with your partner, traffic jams, news about the bad economy: Every day, we experience a laundry list of thing ...

For its first executive director, the 15 sites of Historic Germantown were looking for someone with new ideas who could take the group to ...

Although the 4th of July weekend commemorates the Revolutionary War, Franklin Square in Philadelphia is marking a different conflict. ...

Both the U.S. and Greece are in the midst of crises over the size of their respective national debts. A common characteristic of both d ...

A Germantown toddler was killed in row house fire this afternoon. The blaze broke out just after 2 p.m. in the 500 block of Herman ...