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In the latest twist to the towing b ...

Given the way we live now, life in the year 2000 seems so innocent. Ten years ago, we were at peace and the unemployment rate was four pe ...

Job openings in the solar power industry are expected to grow nationally and locally over the next year, according to a new study. ...

Many of you civic minded Feed readers might appreciate this news.  Thirty Philadelphia school students will be honored tonight at a ...

Philadelphia is offering assistance for people who want to start their New Year’s resolution early.  45 hundred free nicotine ...

Philadelphia’s empty lots and patches of pavement are going green.  This week the Nutter Administration is unveiling a plan to ...

Breaking news from the desk of Dave Davies: The city ethics board has fined a veteran Philadelphia elections official $2,700 for e ...

In the latest micro-development of the never-ending Delawa ...

Plummeting temperatures and wind gusts got you wanting to curl up with a hot bowl of soup?  Why not check out Newsworks for the late ...

Delaware’s Secretary of Education Lillian Lowery and Governor Jack Markell will host a “Conversation About Stronger Schools ...

It’s better to give than to receive, and someone in Wilkes-Barre knows it.  The Salvation Army says a generous donor ...

Still a smoker? Here’s one less excuse: limited-time-only, free nicotine patches from the Philadelphia Health Department. ...

Winter doesn’t start officially for another couple of weeks, but western Pennsylvania is about to get a healthy dose of it: ...

For those who love to learn, Philadelphia’s nerds are preparing an event they call “like the Discovery Channel – with b ...

A victim of the economy and geography, Philadelphia’s port is getting out of the cruise ship business. The Delaware River Po ...