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Loose boards, splintering wood and rusting nails have Nick Scott in trouble with the law. The Quakertown playground activist turne ...

Unionized state workers in New Jersey are wearing their thoughts on their sleeves, now that they’re donning arm bands to protest pr ...

The rapture came and went. Or, more accurately, ...

Pedestrians and bikers in the Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington area can breathe a sigh of relief. While the streets may not be as safe as t ...

Expect plenty of company this Memorial Day weekend if you’re hitting the highways,  AAA predicts another busy holiday despite ...

Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman announced yesterday that she will seek the death penalty for 24-year-old James Lee ...

Good morning, Feeders! Red Cross blood drive workers are on strike and we’re waiting on some decisions about school funding in Phil ...

Update: The hearing has begun. You can watch it live through the City Council ...

Think it’s too early to start focusing on the 2012 presidential race? Then you’re not going to like what came out of Joe Bide ...

The National Physicians Alliance Monday published recommendations on how to improve primary care while cutting costs. The guideli ...

With the attempt to have 10 E. Moreland Ave. designated a historic property recently denied by the city’s Historical Commission, co ...

A new report card on dental health is out and Delaware has something to celebrate. This year, Delaware scored a B on the report card̵ ...

The Germantown Historical Society is featuring a temporary exhibition on the Civil War in Germantown, based on a recent book by Hist ...

Federal environmental officials are holding a public hearing today in Philadelphia on proposed standards for toxic air pollution from pow ...

After weeks of discussion and threats, area blood drive workers are set to begin striking this m ...