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Delaware State Police are seeking a Pennsylvania woman in connection with an assault at a Claymont-area mall. Troopers allege 21-y ...

Johnson and Johnson has issued yet another round of recalls for drugs produced at its shuttered plant in Fort Washington, Montgomery Coun ...

Philadelphia is again celebrating the birthday of Martin Luther King with a day of service.   Philadelphia is again celebr ...

In a farewell address 50 years ago tonight, President Dwight Eisenhower ...

Cities around the country are in big financial trouble, and Philly is no exception. Are we destined for municipal failure? Is it time to ...

Haiti’s former dictator Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier walked through the lobby of the posh Karibe Hotel Sunday night ...

While you were watching the Golden Globes: Kitty Hiccup, also known as 32-year-old David Hyland, was crowned the 2011 Miss’d ...

There won’t be a parade to mark Tom Corbett’s inauguration as Pennsylvania’s 46th governor, but the capital city will s ...

Morning, folks. It’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the holiday celebrating the birth of the activist. That means it ...

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health is unveiling a new media campaign targeting smoking and sugary drinks. The ads will c ...

Nursing homes in urban poor and minority communities are twice as likely to close down as those in areas with low minority populations, a ...

Camden, N.J., already ranks high in crime and poverty. Tomorrow, city officials plan to implement significant layoffs. They’ll cut ...

This week marks the one-year anniversary since Borders Books closed its doors in Chestnut Hill. While no one expected another business to ...

A co-founder of the so-called “Ground Zero mosque” stopped in Philadelphia Sunday to discuss the negative effects Islamic ext ...