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A temporary playground is opening along the Parkway on Saturday. During the summer a grassy lot at 21st Street will have a concrete ping ...

The head of Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale Coalition called for uniform local drilling standards, during a presentation to Governor ...

During the ippansha, or regular training class, at the Doshinkan Aikido Dojo on Henry Avenue in Roxborough, the students are immer ...

They wore hats fit for the Kentucky Derby and colorful, spring-themed clothing as they chatted away in the colonial revival garden. It wa ...

Texas billionaire T. Boone Pickens says President Barack Obama is not moving fast enough to wean the U-S off foreign oil. Pickens visited ...

In his previous job, Maestro Nezet-Seguin conducts a large cast in a random act of culture at a Montreal mall. ...

Get ready to deal with some spring time pests. All the rain is breeding lots of mosquitoes. Bob Kent is the administrator of the New Jers ...

A new survey of homeless people in Philadelphia is the first step to finding homes for many. Philadelphia Health commissioner Dr D ...

Doctors at Delaware’s duPont Hospital for Children are now part of network tracking pollen across our region. This time of y ...

Despite getting less money from Harrisburg, SEPTA says it will NOT increase fares or cut service. Not all public transit companies ...

For decades, as a leader of social movements in Pakistan, Bushra Aitzaz has been an outspoken advocate on issues such as h ...

Alycia Lane’s civil case against Larry Mendte was delayed again today. Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Ron Castille ...

The Philadelphia region will lose more then 300 jobs in May, according to the ...

Members of the clergy console when tragedy strikes, offer guidance in tough situations, and hear people confess past troubles. A workshop ...

Hundreds of graduates from local colleges and universities braved the rain Friday to toss their caps on the steps of the Philadelphia Art ...