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Fire officials say one person, yet to be identified, has died in an early morning house fire, reports CBS news. The two-alarm fire ...

An eagle landed in Toys “R” Us yesterday, that is, a Philadelphia Eagle, reports David Gambacorta of the Philadelphia Daily N ...

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14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Chestnut Hill, Mt. ...

Federal authorities say they hope schools across the country will be forewarned by the recent civil rights pact negotiated over violence ...

Having trouble finding a gift for a college student in your family?  A few South Jersey colleges are offering the gift of education. ...

Philadelphia City Council is trying to restrict people from carrying guns in the city using permits from Florida.  If approved, the ...

In a move that surprised both casino investors and anti-casino activists, Pennsylvania gambling regulators pulled the plug on Foxwoods, t ...

Brian Howard is leaving the editor’s job at City Paper to pursue jobs as editor of two publications: Cowbell and Grid. The former i ...

A pilot program in New Jersey to provide in-home services for veterans is expanding nationally. The community-based program funded by the ...

One of Northwest Philadelphia’s most beloved swaths of green space now has some assurance that it will stay that way. This w ...

Daniel Blomquist has been waiting for this day for most of his life, the day he would become a state trooper. “I pulled out ...

There’s an old saying that it’s better to give than receive. But a new poll finds more than a third of New Jersey residents a ...

Members from more than 80 Northwest Philadelphia non-profits crammed into a conference room today to learn how to get a piece of a $300,0 ...

The Philadelphia version of Brownstoner.com has called it quits. The popular blog about real estate, preservation and urban ecology was a ...