Philadelphia

The proposed Save-A-Lot development at Chelten and Pulaski avenues in Germantown is flush with state grants, yet local residents and one ...

Everyone in the room wore white linen gloves lest the oils from their hands change history. In the world of centuries old hand mad ...

Ash Wednesday services drew Catholics prepared to mark the beginning of Lent, as well as supporters of sexual abuse victims. &nbsp ...

For the first time in decades, Philadelphia is gaining residents. New U.S. Census Bureau figures show more people are living in the city ...

A source has confirmed the following priests were suspended by the Philadelphia Archdiocese in response to the February grand jury report ...

Officials with the United States Postal Service (USPS) are taking steps to fire three-Mt. Airy-based postal carriers caught drinking on t ...

With $300 million fewer dollars flowing from Harrisburg and Washington, the school district of Philadelphia says it has a big budget gap ...

Today marks the beginning of Lent. For some Philadelphia Catholics, the church’s response to allegations of child abuse are the foc ...

Today, Christians throughout the world kicked off the beginning of Lent, by marking their foreheads with ashes in the traditional shape o ...

The Archbishop of Philadelphia has placed 21 priests on administrative leave in connection to the sexual abuse of children.  The mov ...

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Eighth District City Council hopeful Fay Dawson of Mt. Airy says public safety is her top priority. Dawson is the founder of the Vincent ...

For many Christians, yesterday marked Shrove Tuesday, the last day before the 40-day Lenten period of fasting and reflection.  &nbsp ...

When he had to choose a great African American for an essay contest, Uriah Fortson, 11, picked a hero unknown to most: His grandfather. ...

Philly Office Retail, a Germantown-based real estate company, is growing its operations. On Monday, it officially opened a new off ...