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If City Paper voters had their way, the primary results would have looked like this: City Commissioners: Al Schmi ...

Ground has been broken on the new Dover High School. Capital School District Superintendent Dr. Michael Thomas says the 290,000-sq ...

A national consumer advocacy group said University City-based Avid Radiopharmaceuticals helped write a misleading paper about an imaging ...

Penn’s Landing will host Israel: A Song in Our Hearts today, honoring the country’s 63rd year of independence, from ...

If you’re radio’s not on, you’re missing the good stuff. We’ve got some post-primary news for you to savor alongs ...

Thomas Mifflin Elementary School in East Falls is at the center of four racial discrimination lawsuits filed by white teachers alleging t ...

Today’s storms are leaving behind a trail of damage. A building collapse in the Northeast that’s being investigated by L& ...

The year-old law requiring young drivers in New Jersey to display a red decal on their license plates is getting mixed reviews. Si ...

Follow the Twitter discussion on the SRC meeting right here on NewsWorks. To appear, just add the #phillyeducation hashtag to your tweets ...

A former Mayor of Philadelphia could be making a comeback.  John Street is strongly hinting at another run for mayor, or even city c ...

Francis Murphy is free on bail, but the former Archbishop Carroll High School athletic director is on his way to trial. Murphy, 39, waive ...

Philadelphia’s Republican party has received a jolt in this week’s election in Philadelphia. City Republican Party Gen ...

The official vote count from Tuesday’s primary will begin later this week in Philadelphia. Two races could hinge on absentee and pr ...

Nearly half of the people surveyed in a recent Monmouth University/New Jersey Press Media poll released today disapprove of the job that ...

At 3 p.m., Pa. Sen. Vincent Hughes will begin his tour of two new Philadelphia shopping centers. He’s leading Secretary of the Depa ...