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Baked good usually don’t come to mind when you think of Philadelphia’s historic Eastern State Penitentiary. But leave it to E ...

Thursday marked the end of an era in Germantown. A bankruptcy judge orde ...

NewsWorks reader and Feed frequenter Bob Shipman was on hand today as Mayor Nutter welcomed the Philadelphia Belle, the Delaware waterfro ...

Tuesday’s murder of a teenager in Wilmington put the city’s homicide rate on par with its most violent of 2008. The murder a ...

On Wednesday, the Manayunk Neighborhood Council exerted its sway over both a versed corporate lawyer and a comparatively unfledged small- ...

The Philadelphia region has had a mixed couple of months economically, according to a snapshot report released Wednesday by the Federal R ...

Peace Advocacy Network activists will gather in Old City Philadelphia Sunday to protest horse-led carriages. The group takes issues with ...

Authorities say a woman has been shot and killed in a double shooting in Wilmington.   Her death is the 27th homicide in t ...

  Members of Philadelphia City Council taking advantage of an early-retirement incentive might get a bonus if they are re-elected ...

Delaware State University has fired head Football Coach Al Lavan after a 3-and-8 season. DSU Athletics Director Derek Carter said ...

Plans for a community center in Lower Makefield Township are back on after a meeting Tuesday night produced two new initiatives. ...

Monday’s meeting of the Jenkintown Borough Council will be a busy one, as the group plans to discuss and possibly vote on a budget. ...

According to WHYY’s Lizz Fiedler, Camden city council has approved a plan to layoff about 25% of city employees.  Firefighter ...

Philadelphia City Council has passed a bill increasing fines for selling cigarettes to minors.  There is hope the law will be a dete ...

For a long time, would-be female armed bandits have been desperately searching for something to conceal their identities that’s mor ...