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Recent numbers show Philadelphia ranks fifth in the nation when it comes for deporting immigrants for minor offenses.  The head of P ...

Abra-Caddabra, Ala-Kazam! Ready for a little magic?  The Dickens Parlour Theatre in Millville features someone who has done magic al ...

In response to the budget cuts facing Pennsylvania’s state-related universities, Temple University President Ann Weaver Hart addres ...

New Media Technology Charter School’s 2011 Science Fair was held on Wednesday night, where about 30 ...

We are going to keep our media theme here on First.  We are joined by Howard Griffin, the President and Publisher of the News Journa ...

Police in Upper Darby are investigating two carbon monoxide-related deaths. The case is being treated as a homicide. ...

Earlier this year, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was forced from power through an uprising that was mobilized with the help of social ...

Delaware seems to be losing its 30-year fight against HIV and AIDS, despite advances in medical treatment. More coverage: ...

The world took notice earlier this year when Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was forced from power through an uprising that was mobilize ...

This one’s for all the people who’ve been ticketed, booted, towed and generally annoyed by the Philadelphia Parking Authority ...

What would have been a five-day carnival for the city’s youth to enjoy was instead canceled due to fears of youth violence. ...

Update: The launch of the Endeavour has been delayed until at least Sunday after NASA officials discovered technical pro ...

As the Philadelphia Orchestra proceeds with its banktruptcy filing, friends and supporters are pushing for help to keep performances runn ...

‘Fess up, folks. Have you been watching today’s coverage of the royal wedding?Or perhaps the better question is, why are Amer ...

Members of the Christina School Board will meet in a rare session on Saturday following the state’s decision to freeze $11 million ...