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While many universities saw a decline in charitable contributions in 2009, Temple was among those who had a promising 2010. Must be all t ...

Chew & Belfield Neighbors Club needs volunteer math tutors for their afterschool program (ages 7 a ...

Let’s hope Pennsylvania State Senate President Joe Scarnati proves to be a more effective legislative leader than he is an image ma ...

The teacher and four priests charged with various roles in the abuse against two minors are out on bail. Less than a week after their arr ...

South Dakota already has stringent abortion laws. With no clinics offering the procedure, a doctor flies into a single Planned Parenthood ...

  Federal budget cuts to heating assistance programs could hurt one Philadelphia utility and its customers in the city. A ...

The fireball that cruised over the Delaware Valley yesterday afternoon was, in fact, a meteor. And judging by its brightness during high ...

The prosecution has rested its case in the penalty phase for Derrick Powell by calling two convicted felons to the stand.  Their goa ...

Wells Fargo may not roll off the tongue as a name for an entertainment venue, but the bank is doing some good in New Jersey. As pa ...

A&P made the rounds to 10 local Pathmark and Super Fresh locations today to tell employees the stores will be closing. Three Pathmark ...

Walk into any moderately nice bar in Philadelphia and you’ll find someone who can recommend you a good beer. Not a Coors Light; som ...

State Police say the three suspects were inovled in more than 60 burglaries starting in October 2010.   State Police arres ...

A Philadelphia man threatened with deportation has won a temporary delay.  Anton Tanumihardja has been seeking asylum from his nativ ...

When Washington Nationals pitcher Steven Strasburg announced last month he wants to quit using chewing tobacco, U.S. senators saw that as ...

Back in the ’20s and ’30s, the Harlem Rens beat several other basketball teams in tournaments. But the black team was never a ...