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5th Police District Crime Blotter June 20 – ...

Update: The extensions have been granted to the Salem 1 and 2 reactors, meaning their operating licenses are good until ...

Mr. Jones, a fictional patient at Jefferson University Hospital, is probably feeling pretty good about his replacement because the staff ...

Atlantic City High School has its own Breakfast Club. For students who missed too many classes this school year, the school has th ...

First will interview Governor Jack Markell on Wednesday, July 6th.  The show will be broadcast as part of First on Friday, July 8th ...

For students at 26 middle and elementary schools in Philadelphia, their lunches will come from a warehouse in Brooklyn instead of their i ...

Delaware took a big step this legislative session. Leave it to Rob Tornoe to put in perspective.  Rob Tornoe creates a monthl ...

Today marks the kick-off of Phans Feeding Families, an effort by the Citizens Bank Foundation and the Phillies to help curb hunger in the ...

Despite a national job count increase, employment in the Philadelphia-area down about .5 percent since this time last year. Total ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy almost-holiday weekend! For those of you who haven’t left town already, we’ve got updates on ...

How very interesting: A conservative star on a federal appeals court decreed yesterday that President Obama’s health reform law ...

Anyone who gets their news online knows sometimes the comments are as good (or bad) as the articles themselves. The more controversial th ...

Former Archbishop Carroll High School athletic director Francis Murphy pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges of unlawful contact with a ...

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie is expected to strike down the budget approved yesterday by the state’s Legislature. The Senate and ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is moving to abolish the Council on Affordable Housing. The Republican governor submitted a reorgan ...