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Legislation passed after the 2007 Virginia Tech shooting was supposed to ensure that people with a record of severe mental illness couldn ...

With controversy swirling around the role played by State Rep. Dwight Evans in the selection of a new charter operator for Martin Luther ...

  Three Philadelphia elected officials can remain on the ballot despite their participation in a controversial retirement plan kn ...

If you’re not into college basketball but are dying of jealousy watching your friends fill out brackets, this might be more your pa ...

Philadelphia is enhancing its laws against discrimination.  Mayor Nutter signed a bill Thursday giving more teeth to the city’ ...

It’s amazing what you can find on your own shelves. Staring upward last night, I spied a forgotten book that I had last scanned in ...

Essex, Bergen, Union, Burlington and Mercer counties have the highest homeless populations in New Jersey, according to numbers from the N ...

Sparked by revelations in other cities across the country, then-District Attorney Lynne Abraham led an investigation into the Archdiocese ...

Because we have not yet embarrassed ourselves enough, Philadelphians are being called for casting to The Real World. This is one ...

Target’s small-scale store in Los Angeles is something we could be seeing here soon. The retailer is eyeing Philadelphia as its nex ...

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U.S. Interior Department is prepared to issue a lease for NRG Bluewater Wind’s commercial wind development in federal waters off th ...

The Spectrum is almost gone. After seats and other inside souvenirs were sold off before demolition, there are still plenty of people wil ...

You could hear laughter and cheers blocks away from the Delaware College of Art and Design (DCAD) wher ...

  More than two weeks after filing to run for Philadelphia City Council, nearly half the 60 candidates in the May 17th primary st ...