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As cable (and local) news outlets continue to devote air time and page space to the situation in Egypt, and America’s politicians s ...

Seven people were injured this afternoon in a DART bus crash in Claymont, Del. A report from the Associated Press says the bus hit an SUV ...

The Red Cross Haiti relief update event scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed indefinitely. The 8 a.m. breakfast meeting in Bala Cynw ...

The suburban Philadelphia woman known as “Jihad Jane” is expected to change her plea in court Tuesday. Colleen LaRose ...

The latest in Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford’s crusade against a state-run tourism district has the mayor skipping out on a s ...

PlanPhilly has photos of the ongoing demolition of the Cramp b ...

Fox Chase Cancer Center has started posting average survival rates for its cancer patients o ...

New Jersey has authorized a new specialty license plate to honor the families of military members who have died while on active duty. ...

In a good use of valuable time, a group of Pennsylvania legislators has declared Feb. 6, 2011 Ronald Reagan Day. The actor-turned-preside ...

It’s icy, snowy, slushy, windy and downright cold. And it’s not even February. If you hate winter — or are just sick of ...

The Associated Press reports details surrounding the arrest of a group of Upper Darby High School students have changed a bit. Co ...

The Philly Pretzel Factory has debuted a new menu item: the buffalo chicken pretzel. Stuffed with bleu cheese and chicken with hot sauce ...

Today was a tough one at Juniata Park Academy. The main order of business was explaining to the school’s students that one o ...

Mayor Michael Nutter admits: the latest snow removal efforts are less than stellar. ...

Filing a complaint with the Philadelphia Police is supposed to be relatively painless. You get the form, fill it out, hand it in and rema ...