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Philadelphians, City Controller Alan Butkovitz just didn’t want you to be too happy on this holiday. Why else release last n ...

The 2010 Thanksgiving parade will get going at 8:30 a.m. Right now, families are streaming out of Suburban Station and the subway, ...

There are all sorts of coffee in Philadelphia, from the bottomless-diner cup to the dark-roasted drip to the venti soy latte.  Commu ...

Cases of concussion among National Football League players, and reports of serious brain disease among retired players, have drawn attent ...

With many residents of Northwest Philadelphia in need this holiday season, it’s a constant struggle to keep the cupboards full at N ...

(Update: Forbidden Drive underneath Walnut Lane Bridge to remain closed until further inspections planned the week of Nov 29. Rea ...

The joy of gathering at home for the holidays has turned into a battle for some families facing foreclosure.  But one group i ...

Thanksgiving is a busy time for Ann and Bill Fox’s 20-acre cranberry farm. But this year year is a tough one, Ann Fox said, ...

Comcast’s “Holiday Spectacular 2010” debuts Thanksgiving Day, featuring swing dancers, pirouetting ice sculptures and a ...

Democratic leaders in the New Jersey legislature say job creation will be the focus for lawmakers in coming weeks.Senate President Steve ...

When former University of Pennsylvania professor Lawrence Scott Ward was convicted of manufacturing child pornography, he was sentenced t ...

Doctors may have found a powerful new way to fight the spread of HIV. A study published Tuesday by the New England Journal of Medicine &n ...

Here’s the latest from the area universities before the newspaper staffers took off for the holiday. ...

  Johnson & Johnson has issued another round of recalls for drugs produced at the shuttered manufacturing plant in Fort Wash ...

As airports get ready for for the busiest flying days of the year, some passengers are voicing concerns about the health risks of the ful ...