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Despite mild traces of Iodine-131 in New Jersey rain water, further tests found no radiation increase in the state’s milk and water ...

The announcement yesterday on whether Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey would stay in Philadelphia was a big one. Even for those who don ...

Details of the School District of Philadelphia’s master facilities plan are expected today at a School Reform Commission meeting af ...

Like a loud, talkative houseguest, PIFA is staying for the month of April. A few weeks ago the program booklet landed on our desk and we& ...

Middletown’s volunteer fire department distributed about 1,500 doses of potassium iodide yesterday during an extra disbursement of ...

When Dory Ellen Fish orders lunch, she can cause a commotion. Servers bite their tongue. Nearby diners roll their eyes. “I feel lik ...

A Philadelphia researcher who shared the 1976 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for his discovery of the hepatitis B virus has died. ...

Participants gathered at the Commodore Barry Club in West Mt. Airy Tuesday for the last of three “Eyes on the Eighth” community forum ...

Morning, feed readers! Double check your traffic reports before heading out the door this morning–if you travel the Pennsylv ...

The chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was at the University of Delaware in Newark Wednesday evening calling on unive ...

My colleague David Post is this year’s recipient of the Friel-Scanlan prize for the best scholarly publication by a member of the T ...

The month long Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts includes dance, theater, music, painting, poetry, even trapeze acts. It ca ...

The Schuylkill River boathouses along Kelly Drive are a beautiful mystery for many Philadelphians. Drivers traveling on I-76 often ...

  The last time there was an open council seat for Philadelphia’s Eighth District was 16 years ago. Now that Democratic Co ...

39th Police District Crime Blotter March 25 – March 31 ********** FEATURED: 2 ...