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The sesquicentennial of the Civil War (a.k.a. the 150th anniversary) officially begins April 12th, the day Fort Sumter was attacked in 18 ...

A grassroots environmental group in the Northwest has a developed a list o ...

A Cornell University professor has an explanation for all the snow the East Coast has seen this winter. Professor Art DeGaetano tells the ...

Based on the data from last year’s Renaissance Schools, t ...

A South Philadelphia High School basketball player says he was jumped by a rival after a game at Overbrook High School. Kyhir Dav ...

The unemployment rate in Delaware ticked up by 0.1 percent in December, to 8.5 percent. That means there were 35,900 unemployed De ...

The Christie administration will give its testimony Monday on its move to end in-home behavioral health therapy. The Assembly Human Servi ...

We’ve seen what Dr. Kermit Gosnell is. After accounts of illegal abortions, outright murder, STD spreading and out-and-out lights, ...

A New Castle County Police officer and his canine partner recently received the 2010 Award for Canine Excellence from the American Kennel ...

Sister Mary Scullion has resigned from the Philadelphia Board of Ethics. As Shai Ben-Yaacov reports, Scullion has ended her 10-month tenu ...

A teenage girl in Medford, NJ, was pulled over yesterday by a man pretending to be a police officer.   ...

The Pennsylvania Democratic State Senate Campaign Committee will announce monday its candidate for the District 11 special election. ...

The Roxborough Review’s Bernard Scally will enter Philadelphia’s council-at-large race. The assistant editor, known for his m ...

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a measure that would make it easier to buy syringes. The legislation would allow anyone over 18 to p ...

This afternoon, Mayor Michael Nutter is expected to make an announcement about city personnel. He’ll make a statement at 3:45 today ...