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A new national report from the advocacy organization “The Ar ...

It looked like a done deal on Monday, but now a City Council bill to move the police Special Victims Unit to a new East Falls facility co ...

A tip from an inmate is credited with prompting the audit that uncovered problems at state-funded halfway houses in New Jersey. Co ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers have reached a compromise on an unemployment compensation reform bill, setting the stage for legislation to reach ...

A ban on hallucinogenic chemicals known as “bath salts” and synthetic marijuana in Pennsylvania is headed to Gov. Tom Corbett’s des ...

Facebook lost six million users in May. Of course, the social networking site grew by 11 users during that same month, so the execs proba ...

Part of the macabre collection of medical abnormalities at Philadelphia’s Mutter Museum is a piece of President Grover Cleveland ...

Roxborough High School enjoyed a sunny end to a trying school year Wednesday, as perfect weather washed over its Class of 2011 at outdoor ...

Some Germantown High School students – stained glass artists all, are on their way to New Orleans next fall. And in a way, their tr ...

A fire that occurred Tuesday, June 14 above the now-closed Black Olive Restaurant in Mt. Airy is still under investigation, according to ...

When it comes to solar panel installations, the hotbed of new sun-soaking power is New Jersey. In the meantime, the economic advantage of ...

In the wake of Luzerne County’s “kids for cash” scandal, court advocates say Pennsylvania’s judicial discipline s ...

The Philadelphia Water Department, Mayor Michael Nutter and the rest of his Green Works Philadelphia team unveiled the city’s newes ...

Tonight like every weeknight, our show begins at 6 p.m. Catch our half-hour broadcast on 90.9 FM or on ...

Everybody in the neighborhood used to call the Stiffel Center by its address: “Marshall and Porter.” For 83 years, the Jewish ...