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Welcome to the weekend, Feeders! We’ve got some intersting features coming your way, but here’s a roundup of Friday’s h ...

A spokesman for the Pennsylvania State Police says the record number of DUI arrests in 2010 is likely due to improved enforcement, not mo ...

How ’bout some cute farm animals with your classical music? People for the Ethical Treatment of animals wants to save animals and t ...

It’s spring break, but the Christina School District is still thawing out fr ...

A tea party group has filed a suit challenging the constitutionality of the New Jersey legislative district map approved earlier this mon ...

The Salem 1 nuclear reactor was shut down late yesterday and remains that way due to grassing, the blocking of cooling water intakes by v ...

Philadelphia’s Department of Licenses and Inspections is launching a new pilot program Monday to go after owners of blighted proper ...

Americans are expected to buy more than a billion dollars worth of chocolate around this Easter holiday. But here’s the question: d ...

An eco-friendly way to travel around Philadelphia is returning to the streets. Bike cabs are returning to Philadelphia for both to ...

The City Commissioners run elections. So it seems logical they’d want to publish election results online. But “logical” ...

Good Friday around the First state was marked by religious services and stations of the cross. The Most Rev. W. Francis Malooly, W ...

Relief for the damage from last month’s storms will have to come from someplace else, because FEMA won’t be helping New Jerse ...

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights is investigating the University of Delaware for the school’s decis ...

Since the feds took over the Philadelphia Housing Authority, trouble has only mounted for fired PHA executive director Carl Greene. < ...

An unexpected independent candidate could pop up for the fall race for City Council at Large. John Street changed his registration ...