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Mother’s Day can be a difficult time for people who have recently lost their moms. Families heading off to brunch, flowers, ...

The condominium project at 1706 Rittenhouse Square is under a lot of pressure. At 31 stories, the building is the only development repres ...

Bordentown, N.J. will lose 250 jobs in 2013 when its Ocean Spray plant packs up and moves to Pennsylvania. The decision came last week af ...

A Former Pennsylvania governor has some words for his successor on education budget cuts. Governor Ed Rendell said he believes it& ...

May is mental health awareness month. This year, many experts and service provide ...

For the first time since Anna Verna took office in 1975, Philadelphia’s Second Council District will get a new representative.&nbsp ...

On Thursday morning, nearly four dozen people gathered at the former Barmouth Station in Bala Cynwyd to celebrate the official groundbrea ...

With the primary election just over a week away, candidates are trying to dig up a few more votes.  This year council races in Phila ...

Philadelphia Police officers are preparing to saddle up. The department’s mounted patrol unit expects to start trotting through th ...

A Red Cross volunteer from Moorestown, N.J., arrived in Alabama on Saturday and says the effects of the tornadoes cannot be conveyed in ...

Two grants to the Ridley School District will fund a math program and adjustments to the science curriculum. The grants total $32,500. ...

On the heels of New Jerseys ban late last month, Pennsylvania legislators are considering a statewide ban of bath salts. A bill b ...

Mayor Michael Nutter announced yesterday the launch of Philadelphia’s Poet Laureate program, and the search for the right person is ...

Students from Randolph Career Academy in East Falls took first prize at the Art Futures Residency Reception at the Philadelphia Museum of ...

New Jersey saltwater anglers could pay big fines for their big catches if they don’t register with the state. Fines of $300 ...