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Ten people have been killed in Camden, N.J., so far this year.  Just two and a half months into 2011, the death toll is two more tha ...

Some New Jersey voters have a lesser opinion of Gov. Chris Christie since he showed support earlier this year for anti-abortion activists ...

The estimated timeline for UGI to replace its cast-iron pipelines is 40 years. UGI Vice President Robert Beard says that’s reasonab ...

Two items of interest involving the Philadelphia Daily News, my beloved former employer: First, I recently got an e-mail pitch to ...

While Japan’s strong Red Cross organization limits the need for personnel help from America, the country does need money for relief ...

It’s been a difficult seven days for Catholic churches across the Philadelphia region.  One week ago, Archbishop Justin Rigali ...

Common Pleas Judge Renee Cardwell Hughes is none too pleased with James Brennan, one of three priests accused of sexual abuse in a grand ...

Luke Matheny is enjoying being an Oscar winner. The Concord High School graduate returned to his alma mater yesterday for a special scree ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Ches ...

Often seen as a sign of gentrification and neighborhood evolvement, coffee shops are taking on a new role by fighting poverty. ...

The two remaining Philadelphia City Council members in the controversial early retirement program DROP are facing court challenges to the ...

Mean-looking, apple-eating stink bugs are more than just smelly. As the invasive brown marmorated stink bugs creep in from parts of Asia, ...

The Census said populations are down in some New Jersey shore towns.  At one town said the numbers just don’t wash. Ava ...

Temple University’s Fox School of Businesses & Management has announced a few of the recipients for next month’s informat ...

A Chester County judge ruled last month that a slice of pizza counts as weapon. After all, it’s a solid, which is pretty much all t ...