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Over 100 people attended the March 10 Germantown Community Connection meeting to hash out what the community will do to get the kind of d ...

The consumer health-care unit of Johnson & Johnson will be barred from resuming operations at its Fort Washington manufacturing plant ...

Violence committed by people with mental illness is rare–but when it happens, it gets a lot of media attention. After the shootings ...

While much of the world is focused on the victims of the earthquake and tsunami, hard core football fans are panicked about the prospect ...

Philadelphia’s Department of Parks and Recreation will be building a new playground on the under-utilized Inn Yard Park in East Fal ...

As of now, no personnel from the Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter of the Red Cross will be delpoyed to Japan to aid in disaster relief. ...

Philly’s big horticultural event is almost over, and although you can still catch the Flower Show this weekend, starting Monday it ...

With less state funding coming in, Lower Merion School District has plans to cut some of its reimbursements to close a much larger budget ...

In Abington, the cops are growing musta ...

As the results of the 2010 census are gradually rolled out, we are getting a clearer picture of how the U.S. population has changed over ...

Though some details of SEPTA’s smart card fare system plan need to be worked out, the authority will host a public session next mon ...

For many of us, it’s easy to be kind to our partners, our children, or friends. But what about your relationship with yourself? Do ...

The commission that will redraw New Jersey’s legislative districts has to come up with a map by early next month. Critics ha ...

For many Catholics, this weekend will be the first time they head to Mass since 21 priests in the Philadelphia Archdiocese were suspended ...

How much is the tree on your front lawn saving you in energy costs? How much stormwater does it absorb? The trees you see everyday are mo ...