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Philadelphia’s Wills Eye Health System has chosen a vendor for its electronic records. Though no financial details have been releas ...

No longer home to patients with mental disabilities, Pennhurst Asylum was tranformed in the fall into a haunted house. The Spring City ho ...

To some it’s just something to do after school. For others it’s the ticket to higher education. But for all of New Jersey hig ...

Citing a new federal study, Pennsylvania Gov. Ed  Rendell argues reports of the Department of Public Welfare’s waste are greatly e ...

Last weekend, the 30th Street train station in Philadelphia sounded a lot like an old-fashioned typing pool from the TV show Mad Men. ...

Santa’s not really one for giving out cash. And laundromats are typically associated with taking your money. But in Hammon ...

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Dec. 29 is the last day to catch the Abington Transit Bus. The township’s Board of Commissioners decided to cancel the service due ...

Not only is there a Facebook page avenging the crimes of the Kensington Strangler, it’s got 6,600 fans. “ ...

Seven counties in Pennsylvania rank below average in their number of social workers with human services degrees. According to an Associat ...

It’s been a busy lame-duck session for Congress, and for Delaware’s freshman Senator Chris Coons (D). In just the last week, C ...

You’ve heard already that Editor Brian Howard is leaving City Paper, Brownstoner is closing up shop and Foobooz is getting swallowe ...

When William Penn and Thomas Holme mapped out Philadelphia, the renderings included lots of sprawling properties, waterfront access and t ...

After months of working with a temporary acting commissioner, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has nominated someone to fill the role on a ...