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There is still no date in Philadelphia City Council for a hearing on the controversial Deferred Retirement Option Program or DROP.   ...

In the continued fight over Pennsylvania’s adultBasic coverage, Community Legal Services has written to Gov. Tom Corbett asking for ...

2010 was a record breaking year for hotel stays in Philadelphia.  With the expanded convention center opening in two weeks, this yea ...

Police in Chester Township are considering filing more charges against Caira Ferguson. Ferguson is currently being held without bail on c ...

Gov. Chris Christie will present his state budget plan to the New Jersey Legislature Tuesday. Lawmakers are bracing to hear if it ...

Who will Johnny Doc back for mayor? Maybe Michael Nutter. ...

Last month’s death of 27-year-old Ellen Rae Greenberg has officially been ruled a suicide by Philadelphia Police.  Homi ...

A new study finds that deaf children are abused at higher rates than their peers. In a survey of over 400 college students, researchers a ...

Blame it on the recession, but “First Night Dover”, the city’s New Year’s Eve party will not take place this year ...

Following today’s student walkout at Martin Luther King High School, the School District says it will hold participating students a ...

When U.S. Senators aren’t busy reviewing bills — and sometimes when they are — they’re regulating the use of cand ...

The Philadelphia Police Department has confirmed Ellen Greenberg’s death is a suicide. The 27-year-old teacher was found in her Man ...

A moment charter schools in Philadelphia have been dreading arrived Wednesday when district officials made their first public presentatio ...

Now that 200 Borders Books and Music stores are slated to close nationwide, the liquidation begins. Stores in Langhorne and King o ...

Set to break ground next month, the Vineyards at 16th is more than just a housing development. It’s a sign of hope for neighbors. T ...