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Philadelphia City Council is poised to approve a budget Thursday that will include a tax hike for the schools. After a day’s ...

In a sudden turn of events, the Delaware County SPCA may extend its animal control services after all. A letter from the organizat ...

As the Pennsylvania legislature considers requiring voters to present photo ID at polling places, a veteran Philadelphia election officia ...

They don’t have names and they weighed only a pound or so at birth, but the Philadelphia Zoo’s new snow leopard cubs have alr ...

For one more season, public pools in Philadelphia are open thanks to private donations.  Mayor Michael Nutter donned bathing ...

The Pennsylvania House is likely to create a new state holiday, but don’t expect a day off from work. The House has introduc ...

One of only two states to win first-round funding in the federal Race to the Top grant program, Delaware is making its way through this e ...

Community farms are meant to provided a sustainable food service to Philadelphia neighborhoods. But what keeps the farms a sustainable pa ...

On July 9th and 10th, the Old Academy will host its Third Annual One-Act Bonanza. The Players will entertain you with comedy and drama (m ...

Despite parishioners’ last-ditch efforts to keep Delaware County’s St. Kevin school open, the Archdiocese has released a stat ...

State education officials are announcing that about 100 elementary school children from t ...

The 23rd year of Wilmington’s DuPont Clifford Brown Jazz Festival wrap ...

Property owners in Sussex County are enjoying the idea of a little extra change in their pockets after the Sussex County C ...

Who’s doing a good job at covering politics in Pennsylvania? Philadelphia Weekly, for one. The NewsWorks partner earned not ...

What is a Creative Connector, and who are they in Philadelphia? Well, it’s really up to you to decide. WHYY/NewsWork ...