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Philadelphia City Council normally doesn’t hold hearings on Fridays, but it had a doozy today. Council heard hours of debate on whe ...

If there were a Most Improved award for the Bike Race, the combined efforts of neighborhood organizations, government agencies and the po ...

Another weekend brings another concert to Camden’s waterfront, and the police are preparing for what they hope isn’t a repeat ...

An organization for at-risk girls honored three of Delaware’s top women leaders Thursday. First Lady Carla Markell, Tina Bet ...

When China went looking for ice cream, a Princeton-based chain answered the call. In the next three years, 200 Thomas Sweet ice cream sho ...

Ask and you shall receive. The School District has asked Philadelphia to help with the District’s $629 million budget gap, and the ...

Community leaders representing Roxborough and Manayunk agreed this week that their push to curb disorderly behavior during this year̵ ...

Gloucester Township Police issued more than 300 tickets over a two-week period in its ramped up “Click it or Ticket” efforts. ...

While everyone loves parades, there is nothing cuter than one featuring dogs. Last Saturday, Weavers Way Co-op, best-known for their Mt. ...

When ESPN reported earlier this week that the sale of the Sixers is “imminent,” we knew who we had to talk to: Pat Croce. The ...

Pencader Charter Business High School is now the second charter school this week faced with a possible elimination of its charter. ...

When you’re sick, booking an appointment with a specialist can be a frustrating–and some say–unnecessarily–compli ...

An Academy Award-winning actor with a passion for civics wants to use the arts to get more class time for lessons on government.   ...

Camden firefighters say there was a lot working against them yesterday as they struggled to put out a 12-alarm tire factory blaze. ...

Philadelphia’s three-year growth in hospitality jobs ranks No. 18 of the nation’s 100 markets included in research by the Bus ...