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In June 1776 Delaware sent notice that it no longer considered itself a part of Pennsylvania.  Each year on the second Saturday in J ...

Philadelphia will mark a first this summer with the help of the University of Pennsylvania. An old frat house has been converted into wha ...

Philadelphia City Council has started a sweeping overhaul of the zoning code. Alan Greenberger, deputy mayor for economic developm ...

Two bills being considered by Delaware House committee todays would impact driving laws in the state. One would significantly increase pe ...

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will meet Thursday to consider a license renewal for Fishtown’s SugarHouse Casino. What’ ...

Animal welfare advocates in Pennsylvania are on edge a bit after the state’s Agriculture Department announced today the replacement ...

Update: The Delco Times repor ...

Senator Chris Coons of Delaware is calling for a substantial withdrawal of American forces in Afghanistan, accompanied by a more targeted ...

Here’s a fun little item to get your mind off school funding, shale drilling and the heat. Moorestown’s Town Council h ...

Pending legislation in Pennsylvania could would make it a violation to use a cell phone while driving, like it already is in New Jersey a ...

This Friday, June 17th will mark the eighth annual West Oak Lane Jazz and Arts Festival, a free three-day musical event that’s earned p ...

Radio Times host Marty Moss-Coane spent the morning talking with the Public School Notebook‘s Dale Mezzacappa and the ...

Take the ‘Creative Connector’s’ survey to identify Philadelphia’s most influential artists, musicians, and design ...

It’s always good news when the bigots lose.Some of them have been assailing the federal judge who famously struck down California ...

Trolley tracks, pot holes and double-parkers can make biking miserable. For those reasons and more, Girard Avenue and the Greys Ferry Bri ...