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In a not surprising turn of events, the United States Postal Service has filed for the removal of Rudy Gray and Melvin Ingram. You may re ...

The archbishop of Philadelphia has suspended 21 priests accused of sexually abusing children, and expressed sadness for victims.  Bu ...

Philadelphia Federation of Teachers President Jerry Jordan is in court today to defend Hope Moffett. Moffett faces termination from the S ...

Contract talks between the New Jersey and the largest union representing the state’s public employees will begin Friday. The ...

Low lying communities in the region are preparing for flooding.  The key is how much rain can the already saturated ground absorb. ...

SNAP is asking for more action from Cardinal Justin Rigali. The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests wrote a letter to Rigali tod ...

Check your freezers. Beef shipped from Kansas to several other states, including Pennsylvania, has been recalled for E. coli. Mor ...

The pharmaceutical giant has agreed not to promote Seroquel for “off-label” uses which have not been approved by the FDA. ...

What’s it like to live next to an all-but-forgotten property? Neighbors on the 300-block of Tusculum Street in Kensington say their ...

It’s like Stephen Sweeney thinks local governments are run by a bunch of babies or something… The New Jersey Senate Pr ...

Philadelphia City Council intends to hold hearings on facilitating student-led prayer in the public schools. Councilwoman Jannie B ...

A flood warning is in effect in Delaware for the Christina River at Cooch’s Bridge until late tonight or until the warning is cance ...

Because it’s March and there’s no more snow (we had a deal, Phil), ...

The great debate these days seems to be whether and how to aid the rebellious people of Libya in their efforts to overthrow their dictato ...

It was perversely fitting yesterday that I would be reading a provocative think piece about the “new media” when word came ...