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Philadelphia’s House of Corrections was evacuated this morning after a suspicious substance arrived in the mail. The culprit? Cake ...

“It’s good to be the king,” Mel Brooks said on screen as King Louis XVI. Mayor Nutter offered a more uplifting reflection th ...

At a meeting hosted by the Central Roxborough Civic Association Thursday night, representatives of St. Joseph’s University and Phil ...

Renovations on Burlington County’s Hainesport School are coming along nicely. Except for the fact that the roof isn’t finishe ...

What could be worse than a flat? Maybe a flat tire on a bike, uncovered by AAA and your insurance company. Luckily, Philly cyclists feel ...

New Jersey lawmakers and Gov. Chris Christie have worked out a deal on medical marijuana regulations.Christie said he was convinced by th ...

The area outside City Hall in Philadelphia is in line to receive a major makeover.  It could be transformed into a lush green space ...

Students are unhappy with the hummus. What sounds like the plight of privileged college students has a religious and political foundation ...

In case you forgot, there’s a mayoral election coming up in Philadelphia. ...

Individuals aren’t the only ones who owe taxes. The IRS owes taxes to hundreds of Philadelphia residents. ...

Fliers circulating around West Chester University’s campus have caused concern among students and administrators about the formatio ...

Tea Party candidate Christine O’Donnell reports she spent $6.1 million for her campaing against Democrat Chris Coons. The re ...

Today marks the one year anniversary of violent attacks against Asian students at South Philadelphia High School.   NewsWo ...

A billion-dollar bond issue is stuck in Harrisburg.  Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner has refused to sign off, and State Tre ...

SEPTA is working with the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission to help design transit plans that are better suited to riders. ...