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Hundreds of business and education leaders gathered at the University of Delaware’s Clayton Hall for a two-day conference focused o ...

Officials at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia Police Department have come closer to identifying ‘ ...

Legislation designed to reducePennsylvania taxpayers’ expenses of state government and school district pensions will work. Taxpayer ...

It looks like Toms River School District’s former superintendent Michael Ritacco won’t face a lawsuit from the Board of Educa ...

A perfect end to a perfect play? That’s how reader “George Birds” summed up DeSean Jackson’s slightly arrogant, v ...

Philadelphia City Council is set to vote this Thursday on a hotel proposal in old city.  Check out ...

A new senior housing complex has officially opened in Philadelphia.  It’s part of a music legend’s effort to redevelop S ...

This jury selection is just for practice. The Associated Press reports an Allegheny County judge asked 81 sample jurors how many o ...

Two area utility companies have agreed to buy property from each other. Bryn Mawr’s Aqua America Inc. and American Water Works Co. ...

A precious moment from this year’s Pennsylvania Society weekend came Friday night when Mayor Nutter was chatting with reporters in the ...

The Philadelphia Police have announced a $10,000 reward for the arrest of Nasuil “Nas” Martinez. The 20-year-old is wanted fo ...

The city of Philadelphia gave a hero’s welcome to it’s pee-wee super bowl champions.  Mayor Michael Nutter says the Nort ...

A former Philadelphia district attorney might be making another run for political office.   Lynne Abraham has been in priv ...

We wanted to update you, Feeders, on a story we first reported on a couple weeks ago. ...

The big “mahoff” – it’s a big mystery. But if you grew up in Philadelphia, you probably know what a “mahoff ...