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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 ...

Years ago, Dick Cox marched with Martin Luther King Jr. and even had the opportunity to sit and talk with him for an hour. “I ha ...

A car was found sunk in the water near the Columbia Bridge grandstand on Saturday. It took five tow trucks the greater part of the after ...

A non-profit that helps the terminally ill find wedded bliss is coming to Philadelphia. ...

The Delaware County SPCA announced last summer that it would cease to euthanize stray animals and focus on programs to reduce overpopulat ...

The group representing school superintendents in New Jersey has filed suit to block a planned salary cap. New regulations propose ...

Mayor Michael Nutter is pushing for a pension overhaul in Philadelphia as part of ongoing contract negotiations but major parts of the pl ...

Police have arrested a 19-year-old suspect in the murder of a New Jersey police officer, the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office said ...