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Three fire companies in Philadelphia suburbs will share a $200,000 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Sen. Bob Casey ann ...

Can using the social media website “Facebook” trigger depression in young people? A report in the journal “Pediatrics ...

All of the 5,000 complimentary tickets reserved for today’s Huddle Up for Autism Event have been snatched up, making for a packed L ...

The annual Legs Against Arms 5k is upon us. The walk/run/roll to prevent youth violence will weave through West Philadelphia beginning at ...

Local coaches and athletes are highlighted guests today at the Men’s Spirituality Conference at Archbishop Ryan High School in the ...

There’s no better way to spend your Saturday than by standing in line for a passport. Of course, if you’re vacation is coming ...

The Philadelphia Public School District is trying to connect with parents of children with autism. The district held an Autism Exp ...

Big names in Philadelphia politics will join Eighth District City Council candi ...

Daniyal Khan does not think of himself as a scientist. The junior at Berlin High School in Connecticut is more interested in shooting and ...

Living in a city can be exhausting. It’s not the opportunity for noise, late-night cheesesteaks and 24-hour diners. It’s the ...

While his former Sixers teammate Al ...

In honor of crime victims and survivors, the Philadelphia Coalition for Victim Advocacy will hold its annual candle lighting ceremony ton ...

Plans to sell the former Holy Rosary parish of Camden are void for now, the Diocese of Camden says. Despite an option to buy under ...

The federal government shutdown on schedule to start at midnight tonight, could change life for Philadelphia’s residents and visito ...

We’ve heard the School District of Philadelphia won’t close any schools this fall. We’ve heard the district will sell o ...