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The White House says Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has lost the confidence of his people following brutal attacks by his supporters on th ...

Among the budget cuts Congress is considering are reductions in funds for newly arrived refugees. A group of Philadelphia area refugees g ...

Thousands of union members demonstrated outside the Statehouse in Trenton Friday to protest state government efforts to cut public employ ...

Not only did some kind soul turn in the $1,400 cash he found lying on a West Chester street, he didn’t leave a name or any other id ...

Salem County, N.J.’s Habitat for Humanity has received $5,000 from the international organization for its participation in “N ...

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is jumping the gun. Next month, the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts descends on the ...

Rescue crews are currently looking for a girl who may have fallen into the Tacony Creek. ...

A new boss, a move, a new relationship – transitions are part of every-day life, but they are bound to cause stress and anxiety. WH ...

A Nigerian man has been arrested and held on bail for smuggling heroin pills into Philadelphia International Airport last week. He was de ...

A new report suggests Pennsylvanians who contract infections while in the hospital are much more likely to be hospitalized again. ...

In recent years, Philadelphia’s wage tax rates were cut due largely to gaming revenue generated by casinos in other parts of the st ...

Likely one of just a few, “Brundibar” is a lighthearted tale from World War II. First performed in Germany’s Theresiens ...

Fairfield Township Schools have failed state-mandated tests the last four years, which could prompt state oversight should the New Jersey ...

It was an eventful week in the Philadelphia mayor’s race. As millionaire candidate Tom Knox dropped out, the ever-alert Catherine L ...

Twenty-six care packages are on their way to deployed soldiers in Iraq. Sussex Correctional Institution (SCI) officers, staff and ...