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NewsWorks asked some recent high school graduates to talk about their first year at college. Here are the responses.   ...

The Eagles are hosting another pep rally tomorrow night. If you’re no ...

Mayor Michael Nutter and the Philadelphia Fire Department are at odds over the cause of the increase in fire-related deaths last year. Th ...

There is a new online resource for gay and lesbian teens. Answer, a national sex education organ ...

Jerry Blavat is celebrating 50 years as the Geator with the Heater. That’s five decades’ worth of doo-wop and rock & roll ...

As battle lines form for Philadelphia City Council contests in the coming year, we’ll try and keep you in the know. One poss ...

More plans for the Delaware River Waterfront will be announced tomorrow as part of the ongoing development of the Central Delaware. ...

Northwest public schools made a strong showing in a new study on rates of college enrollment for high school graduates, unfortunately not ...

The Independence Hall Tea Party PAC considers today’s swearing in of the 112th Congress is a victory. The only federally registered ...

Complaints from residents and the fire department have been heard loud and clear. The Philadelphia Parking Authority will step up patrols ...

The Delaware River Port Authority board voted today to end operations of the Philadelphia Cruise Terminal. Effective Dec. 31, 2010, the d ...

Despite the fact we’ve already had a small snowfall, a blizzard and all the winter holidays, it’s not quite spring yet. Mothe ...

John Kromer is expected to announce his candidacy for the Philadelphia Sheriff position next Wednesday. His plan, if elected, is to get t ...

The issue of funding cuts to New Jersey schools and its impact on the poorest districts was back before the state Supreme Court Wednesday ...

When the Federal Trade Commission established new rules to crack down on identity theft, doctors balked and said they should be exempt fr ...