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For many vacationers, there is no place like the Jersey Shore. But beach-bums lament the lack of public bathrooms. That’s a ...

Ask American military commanders tasked to win in Afghanistan, and they’ll make a case that we can prevail, with grit and commitmen ...

Democrats in the Pennsylvania Senate want to amend the bill calling for an impact fee on gas drilling. The new measure, which rest ...

The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority has named five Atlantic City residents to volunteer positions with the city’s tourism ...

Bowman Properties’ plans for the former Magarity Ford site on Germantown Avenue are only now coming more into real focus, but the C ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers canceled today’s school voucher hearing for short notice. We’ll kick off tonight’s show with mor ...

A toxicology report released by West Goshen Township Police show MTV star Ryan Dunn had a high blood-alcohol level when he and his passen ...

Donna Weiner was expected to have her day in court Wednesday. She’s facing action by the Philadelphia Traffic Court for a ti ...

Fisker Automotive will begin the process of hiring workers to build hybrid electric cars at the former General Motors plant in Wilmington ...

Further probing of the School Reform Commission’s handling of the Martin Luther King High School charter conversion turned up confi ...

Philadelphia City Council is poised to approve a budget Thursday that will include a tax hike for the schools. After a day’s ...

In a sudden turn of events, the Delaware County SPCA may extend its animal control services after all. A letter from the organizat ...

As the Pennsylvania legislature considers requiring voters to present photo ID at polling places, a veteran Philadelphia election officia ...

They don’t have names and they weighed only a pound or so at birth, but the Philadelphia Zoo’s new snow leopard cubs have alr ...

For one more season, public pools in Philadelphia are open thanks to private donations.  Mayor Michael Nutter donned bathing ...