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39th Police District Crime Blotter June 17 – ...

The rate of lead poisoning in Pennsylvania is high despite a national decline, and if you’re experiencing symptoms, they’re l ...

Flash mobs and their effects have been well-documented in the media — especially in the last week — but we often lose track o ...

The School District of Philadelphia isn’t out of the woods yet. Despite deep cuts and help from the city, the district is still $35 ...

The North Light Community Center held its annual potluck dinner at the Manayunk Brewery on Wednesday night to commemorate 75 years of ser ...

In its vote to pass a $30.6 billion budget yesterday, ...

Looks like New Jersey beaches could learn a thing from Delaware. Dewey and Rehoboth beaches ranked among the top in the nation for ...

Though the state doesn’t have much natural gas to speak of, the New Jersey Legislature yesterday voted yesterday to ban hydraulic f ...

If the Delaware County SPCA and the county cannot reach an agreement today, the SPCA’s animal control services will expire at midni ...

Mayor Michael Nutter and most Philadelphia City Council members have rejecte the Cost of Living Adjustment raise they’re in line fo ...

Three former State troopers have pled guilty to falsifying overtime records over a four-month period. Delaware Attorney General Be ...

5th Police District Crime Blotter June 20 – ...

Update: The extensions have been granted to the Salem 1 and 2 reactors, meaning their operating licenses are good until ...

Mr. Jones, a fictional patient at Jefferson University Hospital, is probably feeling pretty good about his replacement because the staff ...

Atlantic City High School has its own Breakfast Club. For students who missed too many classes this school year, the school has th ...