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As City Council and Mayor Nutter weigh the benefits and disadvantages of LED signage in Philadelphia. A new report released, ...

For those of you dreaming of a white Christmas, your dreams may come true. But be prepared for nightmarish traveling conditions as ...

A Somerset, N.J. man has admitted his involvement in an IRS scam in an attempt to get $11.5 million. Adebowale Sheba pleaded guilty today ...

Del. Sen. Chris Coons is feeling victorious today after the first bill he cosponsored was passed by the U.S. Senate. The James Zad ...

Risking another threat from Philadelphia City Commission Chair Marge Tartaglion ...

Kids from Manayunk’s North Light Community Center were treated Monday to a Holiday Hoopla at Villanova. Wildcats players and Santa ...

The West Chester Area School Board will not seek exemption from Pennsylvania’s school tax ceiling. The board voted 4-5 Monday to re ...

The Blood Bank of Delmarva will now open on the Sundays after Christmas and New Years Day in hopes of avoiding a shortage of platelet don ...

It’s a good day for Shaun Stipick. Burlington City Council yesterday approved a $45,000 salary for his position as museum attendant ...

There’s a slight problem with some of the 30 wine kiosks at Giants, Wegmans, Giant Eagles and two other supermarket chains througho ...

Reporter Lizz Fiedler raised a good point at today’s morning news meeting: why are women in Kensington still roaming the streets de ...

Unemployed people in Philadelphia are hoping for a holiday gift from Washington.  Dozens brought their children to a Center City chu ...

Brushes with the law – that didn’t lead to convictions – can still make it difficult to get a job, a mortgage, or credi ...

Phillyists’ Countdown to 2011 continues with something many Philadelphians would probably worship at: ...

The parents of a Rutgers University student who killed himself after his roommate allegedly used a webcam to spy on him while he was rom ...