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Before you go asking, what’s so great about a porous street, consider this: the permeable material has the potential to re ...

Ground was broken today at Sister Cities Park, where the next year will bring renovations and improvements to the space that honors Phila ...

Jim St. George is making headlines again. St. George, who was fired in February from his teaching position at Chestnut Hill College, will ...

Sixty-six teachers with the School District of Philadelphia will be at the Prince Music Theater tonight to receive $3,500 each. They̵ ...

Local author and award-winning poet Kathleen Bonanno will soon be able to make her literary arts center a reality. Out of over 1,700 appl ...

A year from now, a new chapel center is expected to open at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. State leaders broke ground Monday, w ...

In the tourism trade, Philadelphia owns the Colonial era. No other city can match the heft of the birth of the nation as it is represente ...

The teachers enlisted some parents and students for help on their picket line in the Mayfair neighborhood.   Kindergarten tea ...

Crime Blotter April 20 – 26, 2011 ****************** FEATURED A ...

Crime Blotter April 22 – 28 ____________ April 23, 4200 block Germantown Ave. – a former barbershop ...

The Knight Arts Challenge has named 36 individuals and organizations that will split $2.7 million in grants. Most of it will go to Philad ...

Earl Bradley’s case will not be heard by a jury, which could help him avoid the bias of jurors in the highly publicized sexual abus ...

A bill that advanced in New Jersey yesterday would create tougher penalties for killing a police dog. “Schultz’s Law,” ...

What began with a cash-for-gold store in Fishtown has sparked legislation that could change how business and zoning are conducted in the ...

Hasidic newspaper Di Tzeitung has apologized for altering a White House photo to run in the paper without images of women. The ultra-Orth ...