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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 – ...

The Coalition for Healthy Families and Workplaces is due at Independence Mall at noon to declare independence from Mayor Michael Nutter ...

After a couple days on the loose in New Jersey, the baboon who escaped Six Flags Great Adventure will spend the next two weeks in quarant ...

Mental health care and services in Delaware will focus less on institutionalization and more on community-based treatment, under a compre ...

Slots revenues are down from this time last year for Philadelphia’s two nearby casinos. While Fishtown’s SugarHouse ha ...

Who says playing pretend is just for kids? Sen. Anthony Hardy Williams is asking Pennsylvanians to put on their legislator hats and come ...

Yesterday marked the swearing-in ceremony for Shailen Bhatt, Delaware’s new Secretary of Transportation. His first and main ...

NExt time you’re watching an emergency situation unfold in Haverford, don’t be surprised if a SEPTA bus rolls up. For the low ...

From the Associated Press: New Jersey’s top federal judge says he’s going to step down as chief judge in Janu ...