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Living in a city can be exhausting. It’s not the opportunity for noise, late-night cheesesteaks and 24-hour diners. It’s the ...

While his former Sixers teammate Al ...

In honor of crime victims and survivors, the Philadelphia Coalition for Victim Advocacy will hold its annual candle lighting ceremony ton ...

Plans to sell the former Holy Rosary parish of Camden are void for now, the Diocese of Camden says. Despite an option to buy under ...

The federal government shutdown on schedule to start at midnight tonight, could change life for Philadelphia’s residents and visito ...

We’ve heard the School District of Philadelphia won’t close any schools this fall. We’ve heard the district will sell o ...

The 54-inch bass Juliana Merighi reeled out of the Delaware Bay last fall has been mounted at her family’s restaurant ever since. B ...

The second in a $24 million renovation project for Lower Merion’s six libraries, an expansion has been approved for Bala Cynwyd Lib ...

The Diocese of Camden has terminated an agreement to sell one of its facilities to the Solid Rock Community Center. Diocese offici ...

Imagine walking through your local park and thinking, this place could really use a special needs swing, and then your idea was ...

Janet — a pleasant, intelligent middle-aged professional woman — goes through the routine as if she were brushing her te ...

N.J. Sen. Joe Kyrillos says he’ll sponsor legislation that would allow college students to opt into campus events that require a fe ...

In addition to his duties on the Jobs, Rural Economic Growth and Energy Innovation subcommittee and the Livestock, Dairy, Poultry, Market ...

Today in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s Legislative Black Caucus kicked off a series of hearings Governor Corbett’s proposed ed ...

Family, former co-workers, and legislators took another step in recognizing the late Robert Bell, a Delaware state trooper who died in th ...