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An unidentified male was struck by a SEPTA regional rail train around 11 p.m. Monday while walking on the tracks north of Calumet Street ...

Ever wonder how Philadelphia magazine compiles its “best of” list? We’re getting a little peek.   ...

As part of Comcast’s deal with NBCU, the media giant is required to launch 10 independently owned and operated networks over the ne ...

Talk about a dream come true. West Philly resident Shareef Jackson will be live-tweeting NASA’s launch of the Endeavor later this m ...

House Bill 80 requires parental consent before a minor under the age of 18 can receive an abortion in Delaware, beefing up the c ...

We’re not in kindergarten anymore. The bug-eaters aren’t the people tucked into a corner sneaking flies and ants. They’ ...

Philadelphia’s Father’s Day Rally Committee, a volunteer group of African-American males, has released an action plan to keep ...

What if there were fruit and nut trees on the streets of Southwest and West Philly? Sounds unusual for city streets, but a collaborative ...

Thanks to some ready-made wristbands and some quick-acting fourth-graders, students in Chester County’s New Garden Elementary Schoo ...

Herb Magee, Philadelphia University men’s basketball coach, said being named as a finalist in the basketball Hall of Fame was easil ...

Yesterday it was Temple. Today it’s Harrisburg. The Associated Press reports students and education advocates are flooding the Capi ...

A gallon of regular self-service gas hit $3.66 overnight. That’s a 30-month high for Philadelphia-area residents, and the national ...

Coming up on its 200th anniversary, the Academy of Natural Sciences is showing its age a bit. That’s why the board has approved $70 ...

It’s never a pretty sight when public officials abandon their convictions and cave to hysteria. President Obama and Attorney Genera ...

Jim Bear over at G-town Radio shared photos from Philly Spring Cleanup. Beneath the trash and weeds, the volunteers found blooming daffod ...