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There’s a fascinating political drama in the unfolding funding crisis for Philadelphia schools, and it’s worth reading a coup ...

New Jersey has reached an agreement to turn over the operation of state-owned NJN television to a new subsidiary of WNET in New York. ...

Weavers Way held a pet parade on Saturday in front of its Mt. Airy store. This is my poodle Maddy. I assumed the parade was going to be c ...

Ruled a murder/suicide, New Castle County Police have identified the couple found dead inside a Silview home Saturday night. Prono ...

New Jersey residents (who happen to own Apple products) can now check the licensing status of 600,000 regulated professionals in the stat ...

A Bucks County family is bracing for a new normal after the birth of sextuplets last week. Mom Stacey Carey introduced the babies& ...

Just when you though N.J. Gov. Chris Christie would be making headlines forever for his use of a state helicopter to attend his son’ ...

The Supreme Court Monday ordered a federal appeals court to take a new look at a northeastern Pennsylvania city’s crackdown on ille ...

Mondays can be kind of a drag, so enjoy a little pick-me-up with NewsWorks Tonight, which returns at 6 p.m. after our weekend break. Toni ...

Anybody who’s even a casual boxing fan remembers the two fights between Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray Leonard, the rematch ending wit ...

After a year of keeping bees, I had pretty well forgotten that the reason most people get into this is for the honey. Ostensibly, ...

Former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum made it official Monday morning as he formally announced his candidacy for president. A few hundred ...

Speaking of hazardous waste. Mace Security International Inc. of Horsham will pay a $1 ...

As Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter pushes hard to help bail out the city schools, none of the many options to raise the cash has enough ...

As part of Southeastern Pennsylvania’s five-county plan to increase hazardous waste collections from residents, Montgomery County h ...