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Have you voted yet in our tour guide poll? As Philadelphia tour guides fight the city’s requirement to pass a knowledge test before ...

Nonprofits, registration begins today for the Nonprofit Manage ...

The death of a two-month old boy who was under the care of a Philadelphia Department of Human Services contractor has spurred an internal ...

After much debate over plans for a state-run tourism district in Atlantic City, NJ Gov. Chris Christie is expected to sign an agreement i ...

Police say the woman whose body was found yesterday in an abandoned Kensington home is likely not a victim of the Kensington Strangler. ...

The Delaware Public Health Unit in Milford will be on the move this week.  The facility has been located at the old Milford f ...

It’s like a cable TV drama. Missing money, hacked website, angry bidders and now a report of assault by sheriff’s officers. B ...

South Jersey’s Tuckerton Elementary School already has a a closed-circuit surveillance system through which administrators can keep ...

Former city housing director John Kromer announced his candidacy for Philadelphia Sheriff Wednesday, promising to try to abolish the offi ...

The City of Philadelphia has reached an agreement with Titan Outdoor LLC to clean, maintain and repair existing bus shelters in the city. ...

Driving around with snow still on your vehicle’s roof could get expensive. It’s been a regulation in Pennsylvania for ...

A South Jersey Sony plant will shut down in March, eliminating a few hundred positions. More than 300 employees of Sony DADC in Pitman re ...

Only about 110 cases of botulism are reported in the U.S. every year. But 70 percent of those occur in infants and Pennsylvania ranks sec ...

In Arizona tonight, Barack Obama’s healer-in-chief speech may well sound something like this: “Today is a day for mourning an ...

What Americans wouldn’t tolerate in the MLB or NFL, they’ll probably let slide for new-comer pro soccer team the Philadelphia ...